This summer, Liz Nathan wrote this mouth-watering piece in response to a Tuesday Night workshop prompt inviting people to recall something they had tasted, smelled, heard, seen or touched during the day…an experience that aroused multiple senses.
Lynn Pompa wrote this poetic response to the prompt “I remember; I don’t remember.” in the Tuesday Night Writers’ workshop on July 7, 2015.
Writing together in person helps writers stay on track!
Part I in a series about the mindset of Writer’s Block and practical steps for overcoming it.
How Heather Rudalavage came to think of herself as a writer.
Morgan Doman expresses what it’s like to have a cast of characters keep her company.
Elisa Heisman, renowned blogger of Life Without A Manual, contributes this week’s post about how writing among friends made her a better writer.
A brief look inside writer Missy Mundy’s head as she wrestles with the blank page to begin her first draft. We’ve all been there…
How reading new work aloud helps writers find and appreciate their unique voices, opening the door to powerful writing.
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