STAIRCASE WRITING - Katharine Weber's Writing Journal

The French call it "l'esprit d'escalier," stairway wit. The witty thing you should have said that occurs to you only as you descend the stairs at the end of the evening. As a novelist, I find that I have staircase thoughts about each of my books, starting with my first novel, published in 1995.

Thursday, January 13, 2011

Meaning More Than I Meant, or Maybe Just a Lot of Cats

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When you have published five novels, it is possible to look back over the elements common to each and to discern certain themes and patterns...
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Thursday, January 6, 2011

The Music Lesson redux

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This week, the new Broadway paperback of my second novel, The Music Lesson , was published. I am thrilled that my 1999 novel has steadily ap...
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Monday, December 13, 2010

Candy Cane Season

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Have you heard about the origins of the candy cane? Have you been told that it all began when a candymaker wanted to make a sweet that would...
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Friday, November 19, 2010

Strange Candy for Thanksgiving

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Turkey Joints have been hand-made by Nora's Candy Shop in Rome, New York, since 1919. What, you say, you don't know about Turkey Joi...
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Thursday, November 11, 2010

Salty and Crunchy plus that M -- a Winner!

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Big news in the land of M&Ms! The National Confectionary Sales Association announced last week that the winner of the Best Candy of 2010...
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Sunday, November 7, 2010

$1.9 BILLION DOLLARS for Halloween Candy?

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According to Nielsen Research, America spent approximately $1.9 billion for candy this Halloween season. That's a lot of candy. The most...
Tuesday, November 2, 2010

THE MEMORY OF ALL THAT

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Not a staircase thought, but I am sure I will soon be thinking about things I meant to include in the revised manuscript for my forthcoming ...
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