This essay was written by Williesha Morris. “Ender, the enemy’s gate is down.” The double meaning wasn’t lost while reading “Ender’s […]
What Does It Mean to Be a Writer – Part Two
This essay is in two parts and was written by Elizabeth Simons. In case you missed it, here’s part one. […]
What Does It Mean to Be a Writer – Part One
This essay is in two parts and was written by Elizabeth Simons. Part One: The Essence of Being a Writer […]
Writing Made Me a Bad Reader
This essay was written by Rebecca Jordan. Like most readers and writers, I fell head-over-heels in love with books in […]
Write Your Way Back – Writing Through Grief
This essay was written by Judy Haughton-James. “When life stops you in your tracks, write your way back!” That has […]
On Going Dark: Why We Read Scary Things
This essay was written by Chris Ciolli. Before I even begin, I have a little confession to make. Since the […]
The Caveats of Writing What You Know
This essay written by Wayman Stewart. Fiction writers are constantly searching for inspiration. There are times when, as a writer, […]
Why Reading Should Be a Shared Activity
This essay was written by Julie Bates. Why Share Reading? Reading is a one person activity – right? Well, that […]
Required Reading for Halloween
This essay was written by Amarie Fox. Every October, I stand and look out over my street. The leaves on […]
About Time
This essay was written by Elizabeth Simons. My best ideas come through daydreams. They come when I’m doing something else, […]