Turn Your Gift with Words Inside Out
By Tineke Bryson, Staff Writer
I don’t know about you, but when I first learned I had an ability with words, I immediately assumed it could only be for one reason: I was destined to publish books!
Winter Workshop 2018: In Their Own Words
Our yearly Winter Workshop, for One Year Adventure Novel students 18 and older, is a highlight of the year for many of us on staff. Each workshop has its own unique theme that sets the tone for the week. This year's theme was The Road Through.
The Apprentice Mindset: Out-Think Your Writing Insecurity
By Daniel Schwabauer You’re four chapters into a novel—a project that recently excited you with its promise of fascinating characters and unexpected plot twists—when you realize your book isn't going to work.
Legwork: Walking So You Can Write
By Tineke Bryson, Staff Writer “When will I write again?” I asked myself. “When I get out of here,” answered my gut.
Facing Down Expectations as a Writer
By Elisabeth Newton, Student Contributor People have a myriad of ideas about writers. English majors don’t make money, it’s said, and so writing should just be a hobby.