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Harvard Faculty Explain Analytical Writing With interactive learning exercises meant to help students see how scholars work with the elements of academic argument.
Timeless Advice on Writing: The Collected Wisdom of Great Writers: Hemingway, Didion, Baldwin, Fitzgerald, Sontag, Vonnegaut, Bradbury, Morrison, Orwell, Le Guin, Woolf, and other titans of literature.
Famous novels’ opening lines
A Guide of Neopronouns: Are you a person, place or a thing? We have good news.
Gertrude Stein on Writing and Belonging: “Everybody who writes is interested in living inside themselves to tell what is inside themselves.”
Anton Chekhov’s 6 Rules for a Great Story: Mastering the essential complementarity of compassion and total objectivity.
Kurt Vonnegut’s 8 Tenets of Storytelling: “Write to please just one person. If you open a window and make love to the world, so to speak, your story will get pneumonia.
Billy Collins’s Advice to Writers: “Spotlessness is the niece of inspiration.”
On Poetry: How Poets Use Punctuation as a Superpower and a Secret Weapon
Toppling the Grammar Patriarchy in 21st Century France
After Deadline: New York Times Blog- FAQs on Style: Notes from the newsroom on grammar, usage and style.
Patti Smith on Listening to the Creative Impulse and the Crucial Difference Between Writing Poetry and Songwriting: “In times of strife, we have our imagination, we have our creative impulse, which are things that are more important than material things. They are the things that we should magnify.”
Margaret Atwood: Fiction Writing Workshop

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