Thank yous abound. We heart your presence and hope we've earned your trust. This month, through September, we begin a membership drive and hope you'll join us as paid subscribers! Yearly subscribers can submit to the Write-In Residency for free.
Joni Marie Iraci: I'm thrilled to be part of this new venture. Thanks for all your efforts. We as writers need to help each other out and stop being so cut throat and competitive (my experience in an MFA program.) Ephemera is so welcoming and every newsletter starts out with a thank you that is just so kind. Love you all, already.
Hi! I'm interested in the Write-In Residency program, but before I subscribe, I must inform you that I'm nomadic and working remotely. Would you be willing to send my books to an address in Europe, should I win? And also, since I'm working remotely, the "upgrade of my writing space" would be more of a technological nature: my lap top is as old as Fenway Park. That wouldn't make for much a before-and-after picture, sadly. Would either of these be problematic?
Joni Marie Iraci: I'm thrilled to be part of this new venture. Thanks for all your efforts. We as writers need to help each other out and stop being so cut throat and competitive (my experience in an MFA program.) Ephemera is so welcoming and every newsletter starts out with a thank you that is just so kind. Love you all, already.
Hi! I'm interested in the Write-In Residency program, but before I subscribe, I must inform you that I'm nomadic and working remotely. Would you be willing to send my books to an address in Europe, should I win? And also, since I'm working remotely, the "upgrade of my writing space" would be more of a technological nature: my lap top is as old as Fenway Park. That wouldn't make for much a before-and-after picture, sadly. Would either of these be problematic?