A writer misses writing, so she finds the only possible antidote.

What happens when a writer wants to tell four stories about four women? She builds a house in which each character rents a space in which to live.

A writer dreams that she is writing the first pages of a new book—the dream reveals an unexpected approach to the novel.

Writing in cafés connects a writer to persons in the real world, not just to the characters in her own mind, but how distinct is the difference?

Our literary—and other—offerings go beyond Madrigalia, making our work more accessible to all.

Is writing fiction about creating one’s own character as a writer of fiction?

A wine bar in Paris serves as the setting for a story, but were any of the characters ever even there?

Non-fiction writing begins in the real world, is made out of actual matter, so why do I feel compelled to write it down?

Stories are mysterious—mysterious and wonderful—especially in the ways that they reveal themselves to a writer.

Madrigalia is our online journal—a celebration of our fiction, non-fiction, and works in between.