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Data Privacy and Mailing Hard Drives
Thanks to an affinity for films like Minority Report, Enemy of the State, and Anon, I take my data privacy seriously. Do you?
Write Now with William Peters
William Peters founded the Shared Crossing Research Initiative to study end-of-life experiences and share that knowledge with others.
Feeling Pressure to Write?
This Week In Writing, we explore the life and writing lessons about pressure and perfection from the movie Encanto.
Write Now with S.G. Blaise
In today’s Write Now interview, S.G. Blaise shares about her three-month planning process and thirty-day writing sessions.
How Big Is Your Diction?
This Week In Writing, we break out the thesaurus to compare diction size and explore the power of unique words.
Don’t Beat Yourself Up When Life Happens
It’s really easy to beat ourselves up when life happens. But what good does beating ourselves up serve?
Write Now with Trevor J. Houser
In today’s Write Now interview, Trevor J. Houser talks about his first story and how that uniqueness still fuels his writing today.
How Do You Write at Work?
This Week In Writing, we celebrate Poetry at Work Day by exploring ways to write while on the job without getting distracted (or fired).
How to Win Everything This Year
Do you want to know how to win everything this year? Sure, we all do. The answer is a lot simpler than you realize.
Write Now with Pastor Sherman Haggerty
Today’s Write Now interview features Pastor Sherman Haggerty, former director of a transitional housing program in Northern California.
Do You Practice Writer’s Wellness?
This Week In Writing, we explore the importance of self-care for writers and how to avoid the clutches of burnout.
Write Now with Steven Kent Mirassou
Today’s Write Now interview features sixth-generation California wine-maker and author, Steven Kent Mirassou.
Do You Write Short-Form Content?
This Week In Writing, we bundle up for the longest night of the year by exploring writing’s shortest form.
How the ‘Sex Lives of College Girls’ Remain Relatable
The Sex Lives of College Girls develops high-quality, likable characters by exploring a universally relatable experience.
Write Now with Debbie Burton
Today’s Write Now interview features Debbie Burton, a children’s author who taught for Orange County Public Schools for twenty years.
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