What would you say is your interesting writing quirk? [Roundup]
Writers confess the odd rituals and habits that get them into the work. A fun roundup of the routines behind the writing.
WritingWriters confess the odd rituals and habits that get them into the work. A fun roundup of the routines behind the writing.
WritingWriters share the outside pursuits that feed their work, from reading and travel to games and music. A roundup on the life behind the page.
WritingWriters name the parts of the process that trip them up most, from starting and finishing to editing and self-doubt. A reassuring roundup.
WritingAuthors reveal what caught them off guard while writing, about craft, subject, and themselves. A roundup of unplanned discoveries.
WritingWriters share how they weave the holidays into their work, from seasonal settings to holiday stories. A roundup of seasonal writing ideas.
WritingWriters tackle the challenge of writing convincing characters unlike themselves. The consensus: write a person, not a category. A craft roundup.
PeoplePart two with Sage the Poet, broadcast as a nor'easter closed in: why writing and editing at the same time causes writer's block, the scheduled professional day, 12,000-word workdays via dictation, light outlining with story and character arcs, daily promotion,…
WritingWriters admit to crying, laughing, and being wrung out by their own pages, and why that emotion is often a sign the writing works.
WritingAuthors explain what they set out to do with a book, to entertain, teach, heal, or record. A roundup on writing with intention.
WritingWriters name the authors and mentors who shaped their voice and ambition. A roundup on the craft passed hand to hand.
WritingWriters set out their ambitions for the year ahead, from finishing manuscripts to building a habit. A roundup of new-year writing goals.
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