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Studying writing makes Winnie uncomfortable. No matter how practical she believes it is, she can’t shake the feeling that studying writing is a privilege beyond her grasp.
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Jezebels, Ingénues, and Matriarchs, Oh My!
Writing Realistic Representations of Women All of us can think of stereotypical female roles: the nurturing matriarch, the serial monogamist or the damaged damsel whose scars only make her more beautiful. While we may relate superficially, these personas are often… Read More »Jezebels, Ingénues, and Matriarchs, Oh My!
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.
Don’t be an idiot.
Employers are looking for critical thinkers and problem solvers when hiring recent grads. But how exactly do we become those things when we are too scared to make a mistake?
The curse of the fearful writer.
Manasi Joseph takes an introspective look at writer’s block and the fear of vulnerability all artists must overcome.
Finding the words.
Words incoherently fall off Rebecca’s tongue in person. Yet her written voice is clear, engaging, and thoughtful.
Storytelling for the ages.
Anuraag explores the impact of digital storytelling on the future of writing and branding.
Speak for yourself.
“Anyone can take the words they say every day and type them out; what makes a writer stand out is his or her voice.” Kevin Manning looks at developing and adapting your writing voice.
Read in order to write.
Writers often complain that they don’t have time to read. Stewart Escalona looks at how limiting this view can be, and why you must learn to imitate to master a craft.
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