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What Happened to All the Sports Books?
20 years after 'Moneyball,' the genre has been drained of its significance—and there's an important culprit to blame.
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No such thing as an aspiring writer
Hang around the #WritingCommunity hashtag on Twitter long enough and you will run into many, many people who claim to be “aspiring writers”. They are lying. There is no such thing as an aspiring writer. Many of them will claim that they are aspiring writers because they have not sold any of their writing.
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How to Improve Your Sentences when Writing
Superb lesson in how and why to write in plain language. How to get facts across and also how to paint a picture for your readers.
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How to become a more versatile writer
In the first of this two-part series, the author explores the importance of developing the writing skillset that will serve you in the future.
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The Writer Who Loves Books: Confessions of a Bookaholic
OK, the title of this post is perhaps a little silly and I am stating the obvious. There cannot be a writer out there who does not love books, but I am open to comments if you can prove me wrong.
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What Makes Someone a Writer?
How do you quantify something like that?
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AI destroying creative writing jobs is probably a good thing
In destruction there will also be creation, as new opportunities take shape, and our society as a whole reaps the benefits of higher media quality and productivity.
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It’s Okay to Have a Love/Hate Relationship With Your Writing
It is a strange feeling to be both compelled to do something and repelled in the doing of that same thing. What relief to discover that other writers, published ones yet, felt the same way!
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All writers get ‘that look’ sometimes
Eli Cranor tells us about "that look" that writers get sometimes.
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Mary Trump and E. Jean Carroll Are Collaborating on a Romance Novel. No Politics Allowed.
“The Italian Lesson,” to be published on Substack over the next year, follows an American expat who finds love in Tuscany. And there’s no mention of Donald J. Trump.
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GPT-4 Can’t Replace Striking TV Writers, But Studios Are Going to Try
The desire to replace writers with AI is a symptom of the larger problem that the guild is fighting for—which is that companies do not value writers and their work.
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Lucasfilm boss supports writers’ strike: “You can’t do any of this without great writing”
The Hollywood writers’ strike continues, and with each day more people in the film industry lend their voices to the call to reach a reasonable settlement. Just yesterday we reported on The Sandman creator Neil Gaiman hitting the picket lines and laying into the practice of mini-rooms, where writers are brought in for a few weeks to outline and script a series before being shut out of the rest of the production process.
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Stacey Abrams on Writing and Her Future in Politics
Stacey Abrams talked to TIME about the role fiction has played in her life, voting rights and whether she will run for office again.
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Tom Gauld on the trouble with writing dystopian science fiction – cartoon
Chatbots, surveillance, climate crisis … reality bites
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Why students are picking up fiction writing as a hobby
Humans are natural storytellers. Since the very beginning of time, humans have created and passed down stories from generation to generation.
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How a Bestselling Author Revises One Sentence [Case Study]
Want to become a better writer? Learn how to edit your own writing. Mary Karr shows us how to edit and make our writing more vivid and dramatic ...
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Storyville: Some of the Best and Worst Writing Advice I’ve Ever Gotten
Some opinions (both good and bad) to help you figure out how to hone your craft and tell your stories.
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5 Ways to Break Away from the Daily Grind to Finally Write Your Book
Writing a book isn't easy when you have a full-time job. But it isn't impossible. Here are 5 ways to finally write your book while working.
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How to Write When You Don’t Want To: An Uncommon Approach | Live Write Thrive
You might be tempted to boss yourself into writing. But, it turns out, subterfuge is equally effective—and definitely way more fun. Try it out and see what happens to your writing. Then, you can get on with enjoying the rest of your life.
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5 Tips for Writing a Fantasy Trilogy
Author Nick Martell breaks down the challenges of writing fantasy fiction and offers five tips for writing a fantasy trilogy.
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