A Few More Lessons from Nanowrimo
As is perhaps true of the “Winter Holidays,” each of us celebrates Nanowrimo in his or her own way. I am here to say that I have proudly gone into […]
Fiction, Memoir, Poetry, Literacy
As is perhaps true of the “Winter Holidays,” each of us celebrates Nanowrimo in his or her own way. I am here to say that I have proudly gone into […]
“What will you be writing for Nanowrimo this year?” the email asked. The question caused my heart beat to quicken. I hadn’t been thinking about it, but now suddenly I […]
I have often heard writing referred to as a skill. This seems so straightforward and natural that it’s not worth mentioning. But what we call something has consequences for how […]
Experience represents a broad path to learning. In many ways, it teaches us what we rarely encounter in school, and it can still teach us when we begin to write […]
I found the expressivist school in Composition Studies to be enlightening. When I first read Peter Elbow and Ken Macrorie (it was 1985 and I was in graduate school), I […]