Is Your Violent Imagery Sublime… Or Sloppy?
Whatever your subject matter, be mindful of how, where, and when you evoke violent imagery. Such language can be powerful, but used without care, it signals lazy — and potentially corrosive — writing.
Root Out These Five Writing Mistakes Before You Publish
Self-editing a piece slated for publishing goes beyond spell-checking your work. These writing mistakes should also be addressed to ensure your writing is clear, vibrant, and effective.
Getting Feedback On Your Writing Without Losing Control
For some writing projects, external reviews, fact-checks, or sign-offs are essential. The right strategies can help make the process as collaborative and painless as possible.
Eleven More Ways To Look At Your Story
The process of developing and polishing a complete draft should be one of the most creative times in a project. This is your final chance to hone your story based on the best of your ideas and refine your style to boost your substance.
So Bad, It’s Good
Reading and writing "broken" text can teach an appreciation of what works — and what doesn’t — when it comes to great writing.
Writing Under Duress
Writing often happens under trying conditions. The right strategies can help you manage stress, fatigue, and distractions to move your writing forward.
Dramatic Times Call For A Clear Message
Writing about of-the-minute events, politics, and movements can be highly intimidating but deeply necessary. Do the work and make your voice heard.