When the Missing Ingredient in Your Story Is You
Miguel Flores, Guest Contributor
Few things we learn about writing are consistently applicable to every writer. One of those rare things is this: writing is hard.
Why Word Games Trump Daydreams
Tineke Bryson, Staff Writer
I daydreamed ferociously when I was a kid. Nothing pleased me so much as slipping away from people and situations to hunt fancies in my head. And why curb my imagination? Wasn’t daydreaming my source of creative ingenuity? I trusted to imagination to achieve my dream of becoming a writer, or, as I put it then, a “poetess.” Ha.