Literary writing

It’s time to move past our historical fiction unit and on to new things! Our next focus in writing is essays; we are quickly revisiting all that we learned this fall about writing opinion essays and now are going to move forward with “literary essays”. We will dig back into a familiar text (Tiger Rising) […]

This article will explain how to use concept mapping to write an in-depth, thought-provoking literature review or essay.

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I began writing a novel from a period of loneliness and confusion and went on to create a blog, to having paid jobs writing for book and writing websites, to gaining a literary agent, to starting an Instagram account and becoming an 'influencer', to YouTube…whilst all that time having an on/off rela

Share the post "On Writing from Home (and the Rituals of Other Writers)" FacebookTwitterShare… An essay about writing from home, and my obsession with the work rituals of other writers. By Karley Sciortino. This essay was originally written for the current issue of one of my longtime favorite magazines, Apartamento. Above pic of Susan Sontag. I have … Continue reading "On Writing from Home (and the Rituals of Other Writers)"