Monthly Archives: September 2008

Cool, Totally Random News

My kids just found out they’re opening for The Monkees this Friday. How cool is that?!

Monthly Wrap: A 30-Year-Old Letter Arrives

Sometimes my mom sends me packages filled with old photos or Most Improved ribbons or other things she finds around the house that she thinks I’ll want back. Earlier this year, she sent me a letter my grandmother sent to her in 1978.
Here’s a photo that was included in the letter. Can you guess who [...]

Where Are They Now?

Curious about how former LitPark guests are doing? I have a few updates. And let’s hear from you, too! Any new projects or publications? Joys or struggles? At the very least, post your website so folks can visit you.

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Remember Pierre Berg?
Last September, at age 83, Pierre granted LitPark his very first interview, and we talked [...]

Question of the Month: Promise

Tell me a story about someone seeing promise in you. What did they see, and how did this affect you?

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Welcome back to all of you who took the summer off!
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Due to major technical difficulties, which kept me locked out of LitPark last month, I can’t feature my talk with a literary agent just yet. I [...]