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N’Yawk, N’Yawk: City Where My Fathers Wrote

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Originally published on January 28, 2008

“Back then, it was Manhattan that called to young writers from around the country and across the rivers, when it was still possible to find a cheap garret and hunker down to write through freezing winters and steaming summers.”

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PIF: A Stay of Execution for an Online Literary Treasure

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Originally published on March 1, 2006

The author of, among others, The Literary Traveler (with Walter Cummins), Thomas E. Kennedy sets out to answer the question “What is PIF?”.

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Can You Learn to Write? I Never Had To

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Originally published on April 6, 2004

I do not believe there has ever been a successful writer who has not studied writing to learn the craft.

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