Ep 193: Next-Level Writer – To Start, You’ve Got to Get in the Game
[Ep 193] Leveling up, according to my teenage son, who is familiar with several different video games, refers to a
[Ep 193] Leveling up, according to my teenage son, who is familiar with several different video games, refers to a
[Ep 192] “I have rewritten—often several times—every word I have ever published. My pencils outlast their erasers.” Vladimir Nabokov, Speak,
[Ep 191] You know within a few notes if you’re listening to the Beatles or the Bee Gees, James Taylor
[Ep 189] When I feel my writing getting a little stale, I start looking around for a teacher. Now, I
[Ep 188] In this series, you’ve discovered more about yourself through writing—you may have begun to heal emotional wounds. The
[Ep 187] In composition classes, college students learn to identify their audience—who are they writing for? On the topic of
When I was in junior high, I joined the track team. Track and field offers a lot of events, so
I recently signed up for Reddit. During setup, I clicked on categories and topics of interest so the app could
If you’ve read On Being a Writer, you know my coauthor Charity Singleton Craig and I start with identity—claiming we
Ralph Keyes observes in his book The Courage to Write, “The trail of literary history is littered with those who
A few weeks ago I shared with you how freewriting freed me. The book Writing Down the Bones, by Natalie