Every day in April, try to lighten up your writing. Play with fun words, use humor, or even add white space—whatever it takes!
The Reading Game
Good writing creates a positive feedback loop that keeps the reader involved. Think of it like an arcade game, and the reader’s attention as tokens. Rig the game in their favor.
Clear the Weeds and Make Time to Write
You know those activities that steal time from your writing? They’re like weeds in a garden, crowding out the work that will bear fruit.
March Writing Challenge
The writing challenge for March: sow a new seed every day.
Hearing Yourself as Others Read You
We cannot really hear how we show up in writing. We think we know, and we’re often wrong.
Writers and Their Voices
In a world of AI-based writing, human voice becomes a premium. There’s never been a better time to understand and fine tune the voice you’re projecting in your writing, because it sets you apart from the bots.