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Poetry: “Strange” by Josephine Pinckney
Today I thought I would share an excellent poem with you. It is for those of us who have a hard time communicating.
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Rivers, authors, and the stories they tell
I love walking by the river and thinking about stories. It turns out there are lots of authors who have felt equally inspired by waters.
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When you are missing just one from your collection
Book collections are fun…except when you are missing just one.
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What is a literary quest and how can it help us understand the world?
Today on the blog, we are defining a “quest” as it relates to literature! Join us to find out more!
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One tip for creating compelling characters
Today we look at one tip for creating more believable characters! Join us for today’s post to find out more!
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Famous authors and famous lawsuits: The great god Pan and The Lawnmower Man
Join us today as we take a brief look at the story of Stephen King’s lawsuit against New Line Cinema for using his name on…
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Celebrate July 4th by reading Claude McKay
Today we celebrate the 4th of July by reading Claude McKay’s “America.” Please join us!
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A year of reading, writing, and literature history from The Writing Post!
It’s been one year since I started the blog!
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A look at “They’re Made Out of Meat” by Terry Bisson
Today, we are analyzing Terry Bisson’s “They’re Made Out of Meat.” Join us for a brief look at the story!
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Posted On BlogExploring Writing as a Recursive Process
Understanding writing as a recursive process is important to understand how to successfully revise and repeat parts of the process!
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Posted On BlogFolkloric Bigfoot: Legends, Origins, and Importance
Bigfoot is a well-known cryptid, and today we explore how “legends” (specifically Bigfoot) are important in storytelling and language.
