Writers are often portrayed as stationary creatures—seated at desks, hunched over notebooks, or tapping away at keyboards. But writing doesn’t always happen at a desk. In fact, I know from personal experienced that some of the best writing starts when we step away...
First, let’s be honest: even seasoned writers make mistakes. It is a misconception that our first drafts are flawless. In fact, we know that writing is messy and requires dozens of drafts to make it all look easy. We know which common writing mistakes to avoid...
Becoming a nature writer requires an observant mind. Nature writing is an evocative genre that bridges the human experience with the natural world. Whether you’re drawn to lyrical prose, keen observation, or environmental advocacy, becoming a nature writer is a...
There really cannot be a “definitive list of best narrative nonfiction” but if I could suggest five great books for aspiring writers and incoming students, these would be my choices based on storytelling, depth, and perspective: 1. Dead Wake by Erik Larson...
A writing mentor can be a game-changer in a writer’s journey, offering guidance, insight, and encouragement that fuels growth and confidence. Writing mentors provide expert advice and personalized feedback, helping writers develop skills that might otherwise take...
“You are not only responsible for what you do, but also for what you do not do.” — Shi Heng Li In the perpetual hustle of the modern world, where productivity is revered and time is considered a precious commodity, rest may seem counterintuitive....
