In which Laura shares what she knows about writing about—and around—dissociative incidents.
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How Can I Write About It if I Wasn’t There? Eight Tips for Writing About Dissociation Read More »
In which Laura learns the importance of choosing precisely when to reveal information to readers.
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When to Reveal and When to Conceal Read More »
In which Laura savors her readers feedback and asks for more.
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One Hundred Reviews and Counting Read More »
In which Laura discusses what makes a great writing prompt.
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How Great Writing Prompts Generated the Best Material in My Memoir Read More »
“A book is made from a tree. It is an assemblage of flat, flexible parts (still called “leaves”) imprinted with dark pigmented squiggles. One glance at it and you hear the voice of another person, perhaps someone dead for thousands of years. Across the millennia, the author is speaking, clearly and silently, inside your head,
My Love Affair with Books Read More »
In which Laura enjoys being interviewed.
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My Favorite Podcast Interview so Far Read More »
In which Laura makes a symbolic purchase and considers her future.
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Oh My God, I Need a Calendar! Read More »
In which Laura remembers who she is when she isn’t a book launching machine.
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In which Laura demonstrates why writing about a purse can reveal far more about grief than writing directly about grief.
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Why It’s So Important to Write About Objects Read More »
In which Laura explains what it takes to find the real truth.
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The Story Beneath the Story: Excavating the Real Truth in Memoir Read More »
In which Laura gets her first foreign edition of The Burning Light of Two Stars in a most surprising way.
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My First Foreign Edition Read More »
In which Laura gets a talking to from her refrigerator.
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What My Refrigerator Would Say About Me Read More »
In which Laura, the week before her book’s release, finds a prayer she wrote for the its completion years earlier.
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A Blessing on the Birth of This Book Read More »
