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PROFILE: Theresa Girona, W.E.B. Du Bois paraprofessional at Berkshire Hills Regional School District

In an interview, Theresa Girona says she got into the job, which she loves, by accident.

Courtney Maum’s ‘Before and After the Book Deal’ helps writers know what to expect

Maum calls on more than 150 experts in their respective fields, from agents and authors to editors and publishers, who reveal everything one might want to know about publishing but was afraid to ask.

AUDIOBOOKS: Thriller, short stories and memoirs

A noirish thriller, a short story collection and two memoirs round out this week’s selections.

AUDIOBOOKS: Memoirs

This week we sample four new memoirs, the current rage in publishing.

Reflections: A picture taken only a few feet away

I was generally content for photography to be photography, for video to be video, and for memory to be memory, sad as I sometimes was to know that when time disappears so does most of what filled it.

Festival of Women Writers becomes a year-round celebration

Part of population of memoir writing is the widespread realization that you do not have to be a celebrity or politician to have a life story worth writing about.

A Writer Recommends: ‘The Chronology of Water’

Sometimes we have to swim against the current of culture to make a life we can bear.

A Writer Recommends: ‘What Comes Next and How to Like It’

There is enough sadness for five families twice the size of theirs. Because that’s how life is, is what Thomas likes to remind us. Everything happens. One thing after another and then something else, and then another thing that overlaps with another. And you hope that you can live with it. Maybe even learn to like it.

EDGE WISE: Breaking Free: A Winter’s Tale

You hold an unsullied, childish notion that your soul, once breaking free of mortal restraint, will move on the wings of wind in the company of Dolly and other beloved creatures who have left the Earth.
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The Edge Is Free To Read.

But Not To Produce.