by runestone admin | Oct 2, 2018
Tarot is often thought of as a vessel for future-telling, though this limits the possibility of tarot reading. The tarot offers an abundance of potential writing exercises for anyone—you needn’t be a high priestess, brooding hermit, or occult enthusiast of W.B. Yeats...
by RS Admin | Aug 20, 2018
IRL Tommy Pico Birds, LLC September 2016 ISBN 978-0-9914298-6-8 Reviewed by KAITLIN HATMAN Tommy Pico’s IRL reads like a fragmented blog post educating its readers on the intricate interweaving of social media, race, sexuality, and mental illness. It’s a book...
by RS Admin | Aug 7, 2018
I love Fairy Tales. They have a timeless quality to them that I find charming. Whenever I’m struggling for ideas for a story (or for a blog…) I tend to see myself going back to them for inspiration. So, in the simplest way possible I thought I’d...
by Runestone Assistant | Jul 24, 2018
What Happens When A Man Falls From The Sky Lesley Nneka Arimah Penguin Random House April 2017 ISBN 0735211027 240 Reviewed by CHAVONN WILLIAMS SHEN When I was first given the task to write a book review for Lesley Arimah’s What Happens When a Man Falls From the Sky,...
by Runestone Assistant | Jul 17, 2018
Thrill Me: Essays on Fiction Benjamin Percy Graywolf Press October 2016 ISBN 978-1-55597-759-7 184 pages Reviewed by MAYA WESMAN Benjamin Percy’s book Thrill Me: Essays on Fiction is a joy to read. As a writer, I am always looking for insight from other writers,...
by RS Admin | Jun 26, 2018
Let’s face it. Writing can definitely feel like the WORST (P.S. You get a million and five extra credit points if you read that in a Jean-Ralphio voice.). You are alone in your room or maybe you have a sleeping cat on your lap like me, and you’re in the constantly...
