Janna Lopez
Janna Lopez is an award-winning poet, author, and creative writing coach whose work explores the intersection of language, expression, and human Self-connection. She serves as the inaugural Poet-in-Residence at Creighton University School of Medicine, one of the first in the nation. Lopez is the creator of Poetic Intelligence, a writing methodology to balance impacts of Artificial Intelligence. Visit: www.jannalopez.com
If Not Now, When? 6 Reasons to Finish Your Book Now.
Here are six reasons why now is your moment to finish your book—because your vision and creativity are worth seeing through to completion.
Writing as Invitation, Not Expectation
Rather than seeing writing as expectation, something you must do with a result hanging in the balance, allow writing to be an invitation — an opportunity to engage.
Rules for Capitalizing Titles and Chapters
Struggling to decide if a word needs to be capitalized or not? Here's everything you need to know when it comes to capitalization rules.
Rhetorical Devices You Should Use in Your Writing
Rhetorical devices are used to extend phrases beyond their actual meaning to bolster the quality of writing and add color to your story.
Procrastination and Writing: Four Snares That Stop the Flow
What causes writing procrastination? Root causes derive from four primary areas: mental, emotional, spiritual, and tactical snares.
What’s the Difference Between Tone vs. Mood?
Your story should have a clear tone and mood, but what's the difference? Learn about these two story elements and how they impact your storytelling.
Writing Is More Than Self-Expression
Writing can be an undeniable conduit for self-expression. But it can be more. We may need our words to emancipate and protect us.
