Articles About Writing *
- Fear, For Lack Of A Better Word, Is Good
- The New Performance Mandate - Prove You Are Human
- Was It A Wonderful Life?
- I Started With Another Topic In Mind…But Shit Happens
- Go With the Flow State
- WRITERS AND THEIR SIGNIFICANT OTHERS
- YOU'RE NOT CRAZY
- From Book Banning to 451°F
- To Sleep: Perchance To Dream . . . And Write?
- Is It Okay to Think of Someone Else While Having Sex with Your Partner?
- Writer's Block, Noun: A Street Inhabited Only by Writers
- AI: A NEARLY SOBERING REFLECTION
- The Curious Incident of The Dog That Would Not Let Me Write - A Tail of Distraction
- The Tragedy of Inspiration
- BABY STEPS
- It's All About You
- White Writers and Characters of Color
- Writing Success: Keep Submitting and Don't Die
- Size Matters . . . Sometimes
- History Is Written by the
VictorsWriters - SEX, SEX, SEX
- The (Tenth) Circle Dante Never Mentioned - Reserved for Writers
- How Do I Hate Thee? Let Me Count the Ways.
- What is a Writer's Responsibility?
Selected articles from my column "Now & Then" in Calliope
About:
John DeBon is a William Faulkner — William Wisdom finalist whose work has earned a listing in Best American Essays. He is a contributing editor for Calliope, the quarterly publication of the Writers' Special Interest Group of American Mensa, Ltd, and for its online extension, Calliope on the Web.
Interview with Amoskeag, the literary journal of Southern New Hampshire University.