Meg Day is the 2015-2016 recipient of the Amy Lowell Poetry Travelling Scholarship, a 2013 recipient…
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One of the most important yet least talked about aspects of writing is dialogue. The…
There are many different philosophies used to craft creative nonfiction essays. When considering long-form journalism,…
The scariest part of writing is submitting. We’ve all been there: the heart palpitations, the…
You’re on the train, bus, or driving home and an idea hits that you have…
The Asylum of Dr. Caligari is the latest novel by James Morrow. This WWI novel toes the line between historical accuracy and academic fan fiction.
In three short stories, Hiromi Kawakami manages to weave together a dream-like fantasy embedded in the reality of modern day Japanese society.
It’s the end of summer, you’ve been in lazy mode for months, and now you’re expected to be creative again. It’s hard, but not impossible. Here’s some tips to get back into writing.
“That’s the real travel. The connection between that ‘new’ thought and the place I am in. It all depends on remaining curious and open.”
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