Opinion Writing Through the Pandemic: Judith Viorst and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad President The children's author, poet, and longtime Washingtonian has a thing or two on her mind. Donald Trump, Republicans, writing, pandemic | 1 month ago
News 5 Ways to Get the Most Out of a Drive-In Movie in the Summer of Covid Options are open in Maryland and Virginia—and probably coming to DC! Theater, Coronavirus 2020, Coronavirus, COVID-19 | 1 month ago
Fiction Writing Through the Pandemic: A New Short Story by Amber Sparks The fiction writer turned her "haunted" feeling during the crisis into a story about an actual ghost. Coronavirus 2020, Fiction, writing, pandemic | 1 month ago
Opinion Writing Through the Pandemic: Memoirist Andrea Jarrell on Helping Her Father Tell His Story "My father needs me. So why don't I call?" Coronavirus 2020, First Person, writing, pandemic | 1 month ago
Opinion Writing Through the Pandemic: Novelist Carolyn Parkhurst on Making Space "When you come to the end of it, what would you like to be able to say you’ve done?" Coronavirus 2020, First Person, writing, pandemic | 1 month ago
Opinion Writing Through the Pandemic: Poet Kyle Dargan on Coronavirus’s Painful Truths “There was a decade, maybe two, when the city seemed a good idea . . .” Coronavirus 2020, writing, pandemic, Writing Through the Pandemic | 2 months ago
Opinion Writing Through the Pandemic: Novelist Susan Coll Considers Her Options Thank you for asking how my writing is going! All is well! Coronavirus 2020, First Person, writing, pandemic | 2 months ago
Fiction Writing Through the Pandemic: A Story in Progress by Novelist Louis Bayard Sheltering in place, a sourdough starter, and then something strange . . . Coronavirus 2020, Fiction, writing, pandemic | 2 months ago
Opinion Writing Through the Pandemic: Author David Nicholson on the Echoes of Family History Sheltering at home with ancestors' letters, stories of old DC, and lessons of endurance. Coronavirus 2020, First Person, writing, pandemic | 2 months ago
Opinion Writing Through the Pandemic: Novelist Thomas Mallon’s Diary Someone's used gloves, birds in the street, and echoes of Pompeii. Coronavirus 2020, writing, pandemic, Writing Through the Pandemic | 2 months ago
