Charlotte Lit’s Blog
Welcome to Charlotte Lit’s literary arts blog. What you’ll find here: reviews, interviews, craft essays, previews of literary arts events, and anything else that catches our attention.
Charlotte Center for Literary Arts, Inc.
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The Writer’s Hustle
/in Blog, Inspiration/by Charlotte Lit AdminEditor’s note: The following piece began as a Facebook post written by novelist Wiley Cash (The Last Ballad and others). Since it first appeared on June 29, it’s been shared 53 times and is now posted on Cash’s website. We asked to reprint the post here because it’s an important and thoughtful consideration on what […]
The Collegeville Institute: A Place to Belong
/in Blog, Retreats and Residencies/by Patrice GopoOn the first evening of a workshop entitled, “Exploring Identity and (Dis)belonging through the Personal Essay” at the Collegeville Institute, we gather around a rectangle formed from four long tables pushed together. We are primarily people of color. We are strangers to one another. We are not sure what the days ahead will hold. Enuma […]
Memoir: The Struggle is Real
/in Blog, Inspiration/by Malia KlineAfter more than 30 years of writing advertising copy for unabashedly snarky clients, I thought I had bulletproof skin. But when my agent sent me the notes that accompanied rejections of our book proposal from 28 publishers, I realized that the durability of my epidermis was more akin to that of a neonate than a […]
SAFTA Writers’ Coop: Tin roof. Porch. Woodstove. Outhouse. Sold.
/in Blog/by Beth GilstrapEditor’s Note: As we move into summer, Litmosphere will appear less frequently. You can look forward to reports from the field like the following, where writers in our community report back on fellowships and residencies they experience this summer. First up, this dispatch from Beth Gilstrap. I first learned about Sundress Academy for the Arts […]