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Prisha

Dec 25, 20243 min read

The Art of Translation

Translation is no mere task. It requires a blend of linguistic skill, cultural sensitivity and creative intuition.

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Carina

Dec 18, 20243 min read

Exploring the World of Poetic Genres

Exploring the foundation of poetic genres can help us interpret them and understand how poetry works.

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Skylar Edwards

Dec 11, 20242 min read

Writing As A Safe Space

Writing isn't just a job; it's a gift you give to yourself.

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What Media Literacy Has to do With Book-Movie Adaptations

Lily Mortensen

Dec 9, 20244 min read

What Media Literacy Has to do With Book-Movie Adaptations

We all have experienced the disappointment of a terrible book-to-movie adaptation that totally misses the entire point of the original.

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Dear Writers, What Do You Do When Your Writings Are Laughing at You?

Alin Sengjaroen

Nov 25, 20245 min read

Dear Writers, What Do You Do When Your Writings Are Laughing at You?

You can hear the words mocking you when you read your WIP(s).

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How To Conduct An Interview With An Author : Tips, Tricks, and Errors to Avoid

Prisha

Nov 20, 20243 min read

How To Conduct An Interview With An Author : Tips, Tricks, and Errors to Avoid

An important part of interviewing is being able to connect with the interviewee and this article helps you with just that!

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Rewriting History: Why Historical Accuracy in Writing is so Important

Carina

Nov 13, 20243 min read

Rewriting History: Why Historical Accuracy in Writing is so Important

Although creating a fun story is important, ensuring your writing is historically accurate is even more important.

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May the Odds be Ever in The Hunger Games’ Favor

Lily Mortensen

Nov 8, 20244 min read

May the Odds be Ever in The Hunger Games’ Favor

With increased uncertainty over the future of many governments, it might seem like we are moving closer and closer to a dystopian society.

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Skylar Edwards

Nov 6, 20243 min read

The Power of Voice in Writing

Voice is a literary device that creates depth in work. It is at the core of writing.

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Could I Have Generated This Article? : A Dive on Computational Literature

Alin Sengjaroen

Nov 4, 20244 min read

Could I Have Generated This Article? : A Dive on Computational Literature

The poem doesn't start with the first line, it starts when you read.

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“Resist, Rewrite, and Reclaim.”: How Activists Used Literature To Spark Change

Prisha

Nov 1, 20244 min read

“Resist, Rewrite, and Reclaim.”: How Activists Used Literature To Spark Change

In an era where the struggle for justice and equality continues, literary activism serves as a beacon of hope and a call to action.

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Writing: A Medium For Expression, Not A Burden

Rose R. Sales

Oct 28, 20243 min read

Writing: A Medium For Expression, Not A Burden

Writing is a friend; it helps you express and listen, so be a friend as well and don't force it.

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Mental Health Representation in Literature: A Critical Domain

Shreya Bhanuka

Oct 23, 20243 min read

Mental Health Representation in Literature: A Critical Domain

Mental health representation in YA literature is vital for fostering understanding, empathy, and resilience among teenagers.

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Harnessing Your Creativity to Reach Your Full Potential

Carina

Oct 21, 20243 min read

Harnessing Your Creativity to Reach Your Full Potential

As a creative person, finding a way to organize your creativity can be hard. If you ever need help finding inspiration, this is for you.

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Prisha

Oct 14, 20245 min read

Spook-tacular Reads and Writing Tips

Fall has already set in, and it's the perfect time to get started with tales that will have you looking over your shoulder every second.

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From Page to Screen: Is it Possible to Create a Good Book to Movie Adaptation?

Lily Mortensen

Oct 11, 20244 min read

From Page to Screen: Is it Possible to Create a Good Book to Movie Adaptation?

What leads up to the creation of a book-to-movie adaptation, and what can authors or producers do to ensure success?

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Skylar Edwards

Oct 9, 20243 min read

Navigating Critique as a Writer

Oftentimes, receiving critique can be the hardest part of the writing process. You may feel inadequate, hurt, or even angry.

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Alin Sengjaroen

Oct 7, 20245 min read

Why Do We Hate Art?

What truly classifies as art? What is contemporary art all about? Why do we now hate art so much?

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Prisha

Oct 4, 20245 min read

Hogarth Shakespeare: Shakespeare Retold

We’ve all heard of Shakespeare and his famous plays, like Romeo and Juliet, Macbeth, and so many more. But what if they were retold?

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Jacqueline Wilson: Adoption and Identity

Aurora Skye

Oct 2, 20245 min read

Jacqueline Wilson: Adoption and Identity

It wasn’t easy, growing up adopted.

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