Tag: critique

The Myth of the Solitary Writer: How to Build a Support Team

Apr 2, 2018

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Inspire Envisioning

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Think of a writer. You’re probably picturing a lone figure with a laptop, right? A big part of being a writer is the writing itself, an activity that’s usually done in solitude by a single individual. However, the work of a writer involves collaboration at multiple levels, even for the most introverted of the bunch…
What I Learned – and Wish I’d Learned – in Creative Writing Grad School

Mar 1, 2018

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There are debates in the writing world about the value of studying creative writing, and whether it’s beneficial or detrimental for honing your writing skills. I spent two years in a graduate Creative Writing program. Having gone on to write and edit professionally, there are skills I’m glad to have learned in class and others…