This delightful collection brings together five short stories and eight essays on writing by Newbery Medalβwinning author Nancy WillardNancy Willard's gift for bringing out the whimsical in all of us illuminates this memorable anthology." 'Who Invented Water?' " celebrates the craft and magic of cre
Angel in the Parlor
β Scribed by Willard, Nancy
- Book ID
- 108087707
- Publisher
- Open Road Media
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 487 KB
- Category
- Fiction
- ISBN-13
- 9781480481572
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β¦ Synopsis
This delightful collection brings together five short stories and eight essays on writing by Newbery Medalβwinning author Nancy WillardNancy Willard's gift for bringing out the whimsical in all of us illuminates this memorable anthology." 'Who Invented Water?' " celebrates the craft and magic of creating children's books. In "Becoming a Writer," Willard admits she dislikes giving and receiving advice. She prefers telling a story, with real-life characters ranging from members of her own family to Jane Austen, Rainer Maria Rilke, and Charles Dickens on stilts. "The Well-tempered Falsehood" explores the fabulist art of storytelling; "The Rutabaga Lamp" is a dreamy, delightful riff on how to read and write fairy tales. In an autobiographical piece, "Her Father's House," Erica, Theo, and their three-year-old son travel home for the funeral of Erica's father. As the whole family gathers, the heroine is hit with an onslaught of memories, Willard style. "The Tailor Who Told...
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