10 Creative Writing Prompts to Get Your Group Started
This article is part five of a series about starting your own creative writing group/club. Part one is here. Topics…
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Four Creative Writing Games to Get Your Group Started
This article is part four of a series about starting your own creative writing group/club. Part one is here. Topics…
How to Run a Workshop
This article is part three of a series about starting your own creative writing group/club.
How to Give Constructive Criticism on Writing
This article is part two of a series about starting your own creative writing group/club. Part one is here. Topics…
How to Start a Creative Writing Group
There are many advantages to belonging to a writing group. You can get feedback from several people at once and give yourself writing deadlines. It’s a way to steadily improve your writing through criticism and practice. It’s also just a great way to get together with friends and have fun writing.
What Academics Can Learn from Business Writing
When I first start working with students, they talk about how difficult it is to make the switch from academic to business writing. And that’s true. It is difficult. It feels like the opposite of what we’ve spent years learning. So, I’m here to say that business writing and academic writing don’t need to be antithetical. In fact, my writing has improved since I began applying business methods to both my academic and creative work.