#learnhowtowrite

[nationalapex]

Why does everybody act like Choso hasn’t been living on the earth longer than most everyone. Every single fanfic, or smau I come across Choso ends up being some dumb stupid baby who has no clue how the world works. Like I’m pretty sure he can figure out that you’re being sarcastic and you don’t have to spell it out for him you FUCKING RETARD. God. Can we please treat him like any other character, he is not a baby don’t piss me off. Also! Not to be the fun police but if you don’t know how to write a character don’t write about the character and then post it on the internet and expect people to like it.

[nameless-flowerr]

breaking my silence p2.. when i click on a fic and see the lack of use in periods or commas, i immediately dislike the fic and the creator

[biffmitchell]

Writing Hurts Like Hell: How to Write a Novel When You Don’t Have Time to Write A Short Story

 Written for busy people like you who have always wanted to write a book, Writing Hurts Like Hell: How to Write a Novel When You Don't Have Time to Write a Short Story, guides you step-by-stop through the process of writing a novel from conceiving an idea, to developing the idea into a well-plotted story, and then revising your finished first draft into a manuscript that's ready to send to an agent or publisher.

This workshop-in-a-book breaks the entire process into manageable tasks that will fit into even the busiest of schedules and allow you to set up a writing regimen that suits your needs.

The concepts and approaches in this book were developed over a period of ten years of teaching writing workshops through college extension programs and literary workshops, including the Maritime Writers' Workshop, and this book is full of activities that will have you opening doors to your creativity within hours.

https://www.amazon.com/Writing-Hurts-Like-Hell-Write/dp/1542820200/ref=sr_1_fkmr4_1?dchild=1&keywords=buff+mitchell+writing+hurts+like+hell&qid=1630328406&s=books&sr=1-1-fkmr4

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[omnidawn]

We are incredibly excited to announce that Norma Cole will be a guest poet of our online "Prosody & Revision" workshop!

Here's a piece of her poem "A": "the mirror ceases to be right here, pressure on the hand sends a biscuit to the mouth a circuit connected by eyes stopping watching quantity of information in the type, nation in the line or lines legs broken and maladroit preview a long corridor filing against walls engaging hands going without end in the corridor"

Space is limited! So, sign up now: http://us8.campaign-archive2.com/?u=b17e2ef2fd06178523ee500f7&id=14347bbf01&e=2277cfcfb4

[jennnib-blog]

Group projects are ridiculous

People need to learn how to write a research paper in APA format.