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Nathaniel Hawthorne: Writing Influences and How to Use Them

Nathaniel Hawthorne: Writing Influences and How to Use Them

“Write what you know,” or so says every piece of writing advice you’ll ever see. It is a cliché for a reason. In today’s Quick-Lit Lesson, we’ll look at the life and work of Nathaniel Hawthorne, a writer who embodies the “write what you know” theme. His life was the biggest influence on his writing. So much so, that it caused a shift in his writing from the literary genre Transcendentalism…

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Lit Lesson #6

Support all the Lit members!

You can always count on someone to help you out, even when at first you feel like you got it all under control. 

Next time, you won't forget the cream puffs.

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Lit Lesson #5

Your fellow members will help you win some games.  Whether it be keeping you safe or from a default. 

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Lit Lesson #4

running shoes and pack light. hold nothing back.

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Lit Lesson #3

It is really important to have friends in other councils. Especially if you get lost on another campus.

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Lit Lesson #2

Pack accordingly. Weekend trip = duffle bag or bagpack not a fullsize suitcase. Nobody will let you live that one down.

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Lit Lesson #1

Paper is recycled. Bottles are recycled. People are not.