Connie Pan is a writer and editor from Maui, Hawai‘i. She earned an MFA in fiction from West Virginia University and a BA in creative writing from Grand Valley State University. Her writing has appeared in Bamboo Ridge, Carve, HelloGiggles, PRISM International, The Billfold, and elsewhere. An excerpt from her novel-in-progress was nominated for a Pushcart Prize. Instagram: @csnpan Twitter: @panlikepeter
A road trip lets one couple ease into their new lives—one bookish landmark, mile, city, and state at a time.
A writer and reader shares quotes from WOMEN AT WORK that directly addressed moments and aspects of her office and creative lives.
A reader keeps up with the indie bookstore scenes in the places where she used to live, and talks about some favorite spots.
After years of avoiding the platform, a reader gives in and starts a Goodreads account. Here's how this reader navigated lists and the rating system.
This is what it looks like when a reader gives up buying books for 46 days for Lent.
If you were traveling without your personal and public library for at least six weeks, what books would you bring?
A traveler and former Maui resident bemoans the closing of yet another Lahaina bookstore, and seeks books in one of few shops still standing.
Better late than never! A reader casts a backward glance to reflect on personal reading stats and some favorite books of 2018.
A reader dives into the world of ebooks and writes about the experience.
What books on your unread shelves are the most glaring?
On the restorative powers of a reading vacation for readers and writers both.
