How to Support Literacy and Help Authors & Readers
As writers and readers, literacy feels normal, but not everyone we encounter possesses those skills. How can we give others the same benefits?
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As writers and readers, literacy feels normal, but not everyone we encounter possesses those skills. How can we give others the same benefits?
Pin ItAs we’ve journeyed through the writing learning curve, we’ve been helped by others. How can we pay that assistance forward to help other writers?
Pin ItA joke about authors vs. English teachers has circulated online for years. What can it teach us about how readers interpret our story?
Pin ItAs we go through the editing process, we might have questions we wish we could ask a professional editor. How can we get our question answered?
Pin ItDisappointment is an unavoidable aspect of living, but how we react to the disappointment—or the failure to get what we want—can teach us about ourselves.
Pin ItLet’s talk unreliable narrators: What can they do for our story, how can we create them, and what are the pros and cons of using them?
Pin ItLove scenes are often difficult to write, especially if we don’t know how to write them well. Roni Loren’s sharing 3 pitfalls to avoid.
Pin ItShould writers read current books in their genre? Some say this is common sense, but others think it’s controversial. Why should we read recent books?
Pin ItEndless obstacles can make it hard to see the path to reach our goals. What can we do when faced with a murky path to our goal?
Pin ItWhat does the moving process have in common with the editing process? Both make us prioritize, purge, and question what matters.
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