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Articles About What and Why We Write

The Importance of Reading Against Your Biases

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In an essay adapted from her book Read Dangerously, Azar Nafisi discusses the importance of reading works that challenge our perceptions and ways of...

What is Uncertainty Telling You?

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In an essay for Lit Hub, George Saunders talks about that awkward moment when you're not sure what happens next in your story. Some...

Don’t Be Afraid to Explore

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In a post on Writer Unboxed, Kathleen McCleary says we should challenge ourselves to work past fears in our writing. For McCleary, that means writing...

Your Writing Isn’t Haute Couture

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Continuing their lengthy series on what not to do, the editors at Writer's Digest have some advice we agree with wholeheartedly: Don't try to...

Write What You Don’t Know for Fun and Profit

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In this share, we tackle another of writing's shibboleths: write what you know. Simple advice, easy to understand, but also incredibly vague and unhelpful. In...

Your Brand is A Promise

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In their latest episode, the Writing Excuses hosts continue their discussion of the promises you make to a reader before they open your book....

Don’t Get Bogged Down in Prose

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In an article on Writer's Digest, Moriah Richard continues the blog's series on mistakes writers make. In this post, Richard says writers make a...

Be Courageous Enough to Be Seen

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Writers hold back from finishing projects, submitting work, and publishing books for a variety of reasons, but the biggest and most damaging is imposter...

Yes, You Can Write About Your Family

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Some folks get nervous writing about events that happened to or within their families, even when they fictionalize. They worry that family members will...

The Genius of Toni Morrison

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In an excerpt from her introduction to the reissue of Toni Morrison's The Bluest Eye, Bernardine Evaristo discusses the lessons she learned reading the...

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