Author Q&A:  Sarah Scoles—Exploring Science and Storytelling, from Flying Saucers to the Nuclear Age

In anticipation of this year’s National Association of Science Writers (NASW) Science Writers 2025 conference next month in Chicago, I reached out to fellow NASW member and award-winning science journalist

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             Great storytellers are my favorite people – they have energy and a curiosity for life; they are students of human nature and what drives

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In today’s final post focused on the craft of humor writing, The Writing Well is delighted to spotlight the work of Jameson Gregg. His just-released book, Luck Be a Chicken

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Atlanta has its share of talented writers, especially in the romance genre, as noted by the number of Georgia Romance Writers chapter members who have received the coveted Maggie Awards

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Books, books, books. Labor Day weekend 2013 for me was all about celebrating authors and their gift to us — storytelling in all its forms. I attended my first Decatur

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