***Behind the Prose listeners get a 20% discount on Scrivener by using the word PROSE at checkout! Expires 8/30/2015** As I’ve talked to writers over the last six months, I’ve learned that many of them have a similar system of organizing their content, usually many drafts
BY CHELSEY CLAMMER The firehouse burns down. The teacher fails a test. Fahrenheit 451 is a banned book. Reader, meet irony: when an intended meaning is different than the actual meaning, when a situation may end differently than anticipated. The difference between
Behind the Prose guest Chelsey Clammer just returned from a non-stop weekend at AWP and she bring back tidings of literary joy. Her essay, “Mother Tongue,” received second place in Black Warrior Review’s 2014 Nonfiction Contest. Chelsey says the essay is “in a way about sexist
I decided to interview Chelsey Clammer because I was super impressed with her dedication to writing and publishing. I’ve joked that she’s a submission machine, but this woman is no heartless robot. Spirituality is at the center of her writing practice and in this interview,