To the self conscious writer
Melody explains her feelings toward the title ‘writer’ and outlines why this program was the perfect fit.
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5 tips for working from home under less-than-ideal conditions
Fiona’s five tips will surely prepare you for the current work climate we’re experiencing.
‘You Furnish the Picture and I’ll Furnish the War’ – Fake News and Misinformation in Today’s Writing Environment
Rhett delves into the history of fake news and what it means for writers today.
Get Rid of Wordiness: Empathy and Editing to the Rescue
Caroline explains the importance of cutting back your word count.
Writers, Don’t Leave Your Heart on the Page: How to Deal with the Fear of Judgement
Bronwen explains why professional writers need to protect their hearts and emotions throughout the creative process.
The Art of Accepting Criticism
Bianca Estrela shares her thoughts on how the Communications: Professional Writing program helped her to break out of her shell when it comes to writing.
Writing advice from unlikely sources.
Rudrakshi questions what makes good writing good, and finds the answer in some unlikely places (hint: a cartoon chef might hold the key).
You’re Definitely Creative
Is technical writing inherently un-creative? Amelia makes the the case for inspiration, information, and diligence that applies to both Huckleberry Finn and the Adobe Photoshop homepage.
Selling out.
How do you uphold your values when you are paid to voice someone else’s? Isaac Thornley questions how far professional writers must go to be the voice of their employers.
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“The worst part about academic writing, though, is how much of it involves typing so very much while saying so very little.” Sayyeda Masood questions the usability and accessibility of the academic writing style.