Poetry at Work Day
Poetry at Work Day is the second Tuesday in January. An honest take from a writer who doesn't like poetry, and what the form still teaches everyday writing.
ObservancesPoetry at Work Day is the second Tuesday in January. An honest take from a writer who doesn't like poetry, and what the form still teaches everyday writing.
ObservancesNational Write Your Story Day is March 14. Why your story is worth recording, how to start when it feels impossible, and why the form can be anything.
ObservancesNational Life Writing Month is November. Life writing is more than memoir: journals, essays, letters, and family history. How to start without a book.
ObservancesNaNoWriMo shut down, but the November writing challenge lives on. Why writing a book in a month works, and how to actually finish one this year.
ObservancesWorld Book and Copyright Day is April 23. It celebrates books and the copyright that protects them. What every author should know about the rights they own.
ObservancesBanned Books Week is late September. A personal story about being denied The Grapes of Wrath in high school, and why the fight over reading still matters.
ObservancesNational Authors Day is November 1. One discouraging teacher, a long climb through ghostwriting, and why becoming an author is something you claim.
ObservancesNational Nonfiction Day is the first Thursday in November. Why nonfiction matters, what makes it good, and why the best reason to write it is not sales.
ObservancesNational Grammar Day is March 4. Why grammar matters, when breaking the rules is right, and how to keep your writing clean with editors and tools.
ObservancesWorld Poetry Day is March 21. An honest take from a prose writer who doesn't love most poetry, on what poetry is for and what every writer can steal from it.
ObservancesNational Poetry Month is April. Why writing a single poem, even badly, makes you a sharper prose writer. A non-poet's case for trying the form.
ObservancesNational Tolkien Reading Day is March 25. The boxed set I saved for, the boring opening I almost quit, the eagles plot hole, and what Tolkien taught me.
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