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There comes a point in any writing project when you need to follow Ernest Hemingway’s rule for writers: Apply the seat of your pants to the seat of a chair.… Read the full article
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There comes a point in any writing project when you need to follow Ernest Hemingway’s rule for writers: Apply the seat of your pants to the seat of a chair.… Read the full article
Who? What? When? Where? Why?
Those questions are journalistic tools that can help us find great life stories — or condemn us to a lifetime of cranking out just-the-facts-ma’am pieces.… Read the full article
My favorite scene in “Planes, Trains and Automobiles” is when Steve Martin finally blows his stack at John Candy’s irritating character.… Read the full article
When I entered first grade, I got a brand-new red text called We Can Write What We Can Read.… Read the full article
I recently sent one of my email pals a plea for holiday reading recommendations. “Read The Confessions of Nat Turner by William Styron,” he responded.… Read the full article
Edward R. Murrow said of Winston Churchill: “He mobilized the English language and sent it into battle.”… Read the full article
Years ago, I ran across this passage Stephen Schiff wrote about Australian film director Fred Schepisi for The New Yorker:
In her memoir The Year of Magical Thinking, Joan Didion describes a moment with her late husband, the novelist John Gregory Dunne:
“When we were living in Brentwood Park we fell into a pattern of stopping work at four in the afternoon and going out to the pool,” she writes.… Read the full article
You’ve prewritten and freewritten your message. Now it’s time to rewrite it.
Here’s where you’ll edit, hit readability targets, and nail spelling, grammar and punctuation.… Read the full article
I’m sure you caught this news item last month.… Read the full article
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