Tag: Ernest Hemingway

• 30 Stories, Day 22: The Three-Day Blow

  For today’s short I visit Hemingway and find that, in addition to oft-taught pieces like “Hills Like White Elephants” and “A Clean, Well-Lighted Place” he writes a mean vignette, so he does. “The Three-Day Blow” by Ernest Hemingway “It all evens up,” Nick said. They sat looking into the fire and thinking of this profound…

  Julie Israel

  22 January, 2013

  Life, Reading, short story, Writing

  30 short stories in 30 days, Ernest Hemingway, fiction, slice of life fiction, The Three-Day Blow, vignette, writers, Writing

• How do YOU observe NaNoWriMo?

  Happy Friday, fellow writers! This week’s forum is aimed at novelists, or those with aspirations to become one: How do YOU observe NaNoWriMo? National Novel Writing Month is a challenge taken by writers in the US (and the world over) who aim to write a 50,000 word, 175 page novel in the course of thirty…

  Julie Israel

  2 November, 2012

  Books, Inspiration, Writing

  Ernest Hemingway, NaNoWriMo, Writing, writing community