CRAFT: Deep Dialogue: Writing Principles That Go Beyond the Nuts n’ Bolts by Michelle Sydney Levy August 2, 2021 Transposing taught me more about the structure of natural spoken language than any advice on the subject of writing good dialogue…. Read full story →
CRAFT: But Is It True? Fiction Techniques in Nonfiction by Jennifer Chong Schneider July 7, 2021 You never see the characters in your favorite sitcoms use the bathroom as much as we use the bathroom. Read full story →
CRAFT: The Grant Application as a Writing Exercise by Yolande House June 7, 2021 A long time ago, I accepted that I would likely never make much income from my creative writing. Read full story →
CRAFT: Leaning Into the “Creative” Part of CNF by Lori Yeghiayan Friedman April 5, 2021 In addition to my questionable memory for details, I have little concrete information to work with when it comes to family stories. Read full story →
CRAFT: Make a Walk Work for Your Writing by Michelle Levy March 8, 2021 Philosophers, writers, and musicians have romanticized walking throughout the ages… Read full story →
CRAFT: Writing Science by Sarah Boon February 7, 2021 This craft piece covers the basic tenets of how to write about science, which can be applied across journalism, essays, op-eds… Read full story →
CRAFT: Keep Your Comma Splices by Jennifer Chong Schneider January 8, 2021 “Learn the rules, so you can break them.” It’s an adage that’s so well-worn in the creative writing community that it is a cliché Read full story →
CRAFT: For Instructors – Workshop Dynamics in the Zoom Room by Michelle Levy December 2, 2020 Does anyone else freshen their breath before a Zoom meeting? I do. Read full story →
CRAFT: Reflections on Roomy Writing by Stephanie Hunt September 8, 2020 She made the drapes. Yards and yards of heavy silk graced the huge old windows, softly framing the view of the Tennessee River below. Read full story →
CRAFT: Writing to Heal – A Primer by Yolande House August 4, 2020 Describe a traumatic incident cinematically, as if it were playing out as a movie. Read full story →