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The English language only has 26 letters at its disposal. One writer discovered she could work with even less – and gained a new perspective on her memoir in the process.
Sharing hard truths can lead to hard consequences. Is your story worth the risk?
What does an ideal writing life look like? We asked successful authors to share their essential goals, habits, and routines.
How authors can improve when writing for a global audience.
Greer Hendricks and Sarah Pekkanen have fueled their years-long friendship with their remarkable similarities. Now, they’ve culled their editor-author relationship into a blockbuster co-writing duo.
Learn how to successfully query, research, write, and market a guidebook with these pro tips.
Writing with conscience isn’t the same as preaching. Here’s how to send a message without annoying your readership.
For the new college graduate, freelancing is a wonderful option to start writing. But you’ve got to think beyond the classroom.
How a string of menial jobs made one writer a better journalist.
This journal offers emerging writers editorial feedback, suggestions for alternative publications to pursue, and – best of all – a paid home for their work.
How could your words help better the world? That’s the question this one-day event asks attendees.
Featuring Meri Quinn, a new book on graduate programs for writers, and more.