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Henry Miller's 11 Commandments of Writing & Daily Creative Routine | Brain Pickings
Henry Miller's 11 commandments of writing, and his daily regimen for an optimized creative process
writing  creativity  regimen 
february 2012 by gdw
About the Blog
Whether you are an attorney, manager or student, writing skills are essential to your success. The rise of the information age – with the proliferation of e-mails, blogs and social networks – makes the ability to write clear, correct English more important than ever.
Daily Writing Tips is about that. Every day we’ll send you a grammar, spelling, punctuation or vocabulary tip.
writing  tips  help 
december 2011 by gdw
14 Punctuation Marks That You Never Knew Existed
Where have you been all my life, the Interrobang‽ Less so, the Asterism, despite the awesome name. How many of these did you know already? Be honest.
interesting  language  punctuation  typography  writing 
december 2011 by gdw
MIT SciWrite
The MIT Graduate Program in Science Writing is a one-year program that leads to a Master of Science (SM) in Science Writing. This blog is primarily written by the program's current students; it will also feature contributions from alums and faculty. Check out our website for more information about the program.
scientific  writing  mit 
december 2011 by gdw
Read & Trust
Read & Trust is committed to gathering together the best independent writers available—the ones recommended by the writers you read and trust.
blog  inspiration  reading  writing 
october 2011 by gdw
Skidmore College: Salmagundi Home
SALMAGUNDI is a quarterly of the Humanities and Social Sciences which is addressed to the “general” reader rather than to the academic specialist. Founded in 1965 and published since 1969 at Skidmore College, the magazine routinely publishes essays, reviews, interviews, fiction, poetry, regular columns, polemics, debates and symposia. It is widely regarded as one of the most influential intellectual quarterlies in the United States, and though it is often discussed as a “little magazine,” it is by no means predominantly belletristic or narrow in its purview or its audience.
culture  literature  magazines  poetry  writing  general 
june 2011 by gdw
John Cheever's "Expelled" | The New Republic
The New Republic, October 1, 1930
Teachers often write brilliant things about their pupils, hut it is very seldom that pupils of preparatory-school age are able to return the compliment. John Cheever is an exception. Last spring he was expelled from an academy in Massachusetts at the end of his junior year In the following sketches, written at the age of seventeen, he reproduces the atmosphere of an institution where education is served out dry in cakes, like pemmican.
excellent  writing  young  writer 
january 2011 by gdw
"Although" Versus "While" : Grammar Girl :: Quick and Dirty Tips ™
I often have to tell people that their pet peeves aren't actually hard-and-fast grammar rules
better  writing 
december 2010 by gdw
Art - Lapham’s Quarterly
Arts & Letters booze composition drugs writing
Arts  &  Letters  booze  composition  drugs  writing 
april 2010 by gdw
Institute for the Future of the Book
We're a small think-and-do tank investigating the evolution of intellectual discourse as it shifts from printed pages to networked screens. We are funded generously by the MacArthur Foundation, and affiliated with the University of Southern California.
blog  books  future  publishing  writing  MacArthur 
february 2010 by gdw
Screw Iowa
The story started in Iowa during the Summer Writing Festival of 2004. Our seminar's teacher/author was not a professor at the renowned University of Iowa’s famous Writing Workshop. Maybe that was a mistake, but there’s “fortune” in misfortune. Ours was finding each other—five serious women writers intent on publishing our novels.
Iowa  writing  workshop  Lauren  small  autodidact 
september 2009 by gdw

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