This week’s writing frenzy started with a single line — a line that wasn’t mine.
WRITING LIFE: Writing With AI Without Losing My Voice by Heather Gemmen Wilson
Category: Writing Life
Our Writing Life column archive, which features an array of guest contributors.
WRITING LIFE: There’s This Part of Me That AI, That Medication, Can’t Stifle by Liv Albright
Every day, it started the same way. I logged on to Word. I saw the request from AI…
WRITING LIFE: Balancing Passions as an Author and College Student By McKenna Graf
How could a 21-year-old publish two books? Surely that’s not enough time to know what you’re doing.
WRITING LIFE: Guerrilla Writing by Gary Smothers
My sworn enemy, the laptop battery, reminded me I had ninety minutes to write this.
WRITING LIFE: Publishing and Infertility by Amy Gallo Ryan
There’s a well-worn trope in the literary world that publishing a book is an act of creation analogous to producing a human life.
WRITING LIFE: Finding the “Right” Way to Write by E.H. Jacobs
There are so many ways for a writer to feel inadequate.
WRITING LIFE: Get Thee to a Writer’s Conference: How Attending Both Did and Did Not Change My Life by Lori D’Angelo
Like many new MFA grads, I had a lot of questions.
WRITING LIFE: Through Line by Katie McDougall
When a story is dismissed as cliché, trite and uninteresting, it’s easy to redirect the indictment to oneself.
WRITING LIFE: The Small, Accessible World of Publishing by Elizabeth Jarrett Andrew
One woman, a quintessential Lutheran church lady, described her writing process. Every Sunday while she curls her hair, she composes a haiku.
WRITING LIFE: Deadlines > Doors: Writing Can Happen Anywhere by Annabelle Tometich
Learning to write as a journalist felt like being tossed into a raging cauldron.
