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This, too, Will Snatch Your Edges

By: Traci Parker

February 28, 2017
Ebonics is ‘trendy’ when the right mouth is speaking it. Many Americans forget about or, rather, neglect Ebonics. It’s real. And it’s lit. In case you...
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How to Surive an Attack from an Ex-M15 Agent: Eleven Steps to Getting the Most out of Your Writing Workshop

By: Jameson Croteau

February 27, 2017
Someone told me— right before my transatlantic flight—that Englishmen hate confrontation. Flash forward to my writing internship in London and I have...
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How to Read a Book When You Can’t Breathe Through Your Nose

By: Betty Noe

February 26, 2017
Falling into bed with a good book always sounds like the perfect solution whenever I’ve acquired the latest illness that is in vogue among my friends...
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Korean Jesus

By: Taylor Caron

February 24, 2017
I would often relay my father’s life story to the first graders that would congregate around my desk at school. Even as a child, I understood that the...
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Send Nudes: Contemporary Language, Literature, and the Female Form

By: Rebecca Hill

February 22, 2017
The instructions specified that I got undressed. A notepad in hand, I stood in front of the bedroom mirror in my apartment and looked for the things...
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Want to Write? Get Talking.

By Benjamin Schultz

February 21, 2017
Like most people, I can never pass up a good story. I’m sure that you are no different. Stories have always been able to captivate the human psyche–...
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When is a Good Time to Stop Writing? Spoiler Alert: Probably Never.

By Emily Catenzaro

February 20, 2017
On the subject of perseverance in writing, a question that may linger in many writers’ minds is: what is the correct timetable for getting published?...
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How to Read a Book (in Case You Didn’t Know)

By Sabrina O’Brien

February 19, 2017
People often find that I am the most unconventional of English majors. No, I don’t write a lot; no I don’t read novels in a day; no I don’t like...
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What to Read if You Had a Year Left to Live

By: Sydney Lauro

February 17, 2017
Prognosis: you’ve got twelve months left to live. The good news? If you’re literate, you could easily read a book a month. Therefore, it’s time to...
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