Category Archives: Writing

Well, the Democratic presidential race is almost over. So what if no one virtually gets to vote until next yr? That’s an insignificant formality. Haven’t you visible the trendy ballot ?? That’s the impression I’m getting as I watch the pundits react to a CNN survey that shows Joe Biden sinking and Kamala Harris growing. […]

Two woman writers allege they suffered “intimidation and disrespect” after being removed from a play billed as being co-created by way of Idris Elba. Tree, a musical theatre manufacturing about lifestyles in South Africa after Nelson Mandela, will choicest on the Manchester International Festival (MIF) this month and is credited to Hollywood superstar Elba and […]

The dominant narrative around Making It As A Writer has long worried a couple of popular tracks: You may circulate to a windowless hovel in New York City, for one, which will be greater proximate to the publishing enterprise. Or you may observe in the steps of many-storied writers and pursue a creative writing MFA—and, […]

On Wednesday, June 26, the Martha’s Vineyard Institute of Creative Writing and the Vineyard Haven library supplied “The Writing Life, Public and Private,” a communique with Rose Styron, Phillip Weinstein, and Alexander Weinstein. These famend writers discussed the energy that creative writing has on reworking public lifestyles, political policy, and the private lives of the […]

As a former editor, Trish Hall has seen a whole lot of awful submissions to the New York Times Op-Ed page. She’s now written the how-to ebook, “Writing to Persuade: How to Bring People Over to Your Side.” Hall joins Here & Now’s Lisa Mullins to talk about the ebook. Times’ Op-Ed Pieces Mentioned On […]

Among the epigraphs in Flash Count Diary, Darcey Steinke’s incandescent account of the menopause is a line from The Second Sex via Simone de Beauvoir: “The frame isn’t a factor however a scenario.” Steinke is being assailed, even menaced with the aid of warm flushes. They come with a caution: first an aura, a vertigo-inducing […]

Sometimes we just must stroll away from all of it. For a person obsessed with productivity and time control, this sentiment is real for making sure we frequently have interaction in mental relaxation, something that enables us think clearer whilst we’re without a doubt at it. This holds merit for all people, in particular, creatives […]

Lynette L. Walther, a columnist for The Record, these days earned top honors from GardenComm: Garden Communicators International. She acquired the organization’s 2019 Media Awards Silver Medal of Achievement for each mag characteristic writing and newspaper garden columns. Walther changed into commemorated for her magazine article titled “The End of an Era? The state of […]

MACON – Mercer Law School Professor Teri A. McMurtry-Chubb become currently named the 2018 recipient of the Teresa Godwin Phelps Award for Scholarship in Legal Communication through the Board of Directors of the Legal Writing Institute (LWI). The selection committee recognized and unanimously recommended McMurtry-Chubb’s article, “The Rhetoric of Race, Redemption, and Will Contests: Inheritance […]

Anticipation hung over desk No. 7 at the 61st annual Southern California Journalism Awards, hosted with the aid of the Los Angeles Press Club on June 30 at the Los Angeles Biltmore. L.A. Radio character Dr. Wendy Walsh of station KFI AM 640 and tv station ABC7’s enjoyment reporter George Pennacchio were saying the first-vicinity […]