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When is a Good Time to Stop Writing? Spoiler Alert: Probably Never.

By Emily Catenzaro

LRR, February 20, 2017February 8, 2025

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? If your goal is to publish a book of prose or poetry, sell a screenplay, or land a job at a prominent periodical, you may…

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My Inconsistent Affair with Literature

By: Parker Gregory Shpak

LRR, February 14, 2017February 8, 2025

My relationship with literature has been inconsistent at best. As much as I would like to pass myself off as the prodigal son of the modern literati, heralding the return of the writer-artist to the public eye, it would be dishonest to posture as anything resembling that figure. When I…

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Can Grammar Be Fun?

LRR, February 25, 2015February 8, 2025

All is (almost) quiet on the LRR front after a barrage of colorful pens took to the rough draft of the journal in class last night. As students and as aspiring writers, we are used to the concept of editing and proofreading. We know the basic rules, we have learned…

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If my life is ever biography-worthy…

LRR, February 1, 2015February 8, 2025

Who would I like to write about my…. Feeling alive?    Ray Bradbury.   “The grass whispered under his body. He put his arm down, feeling the sheath of fuzz on it, and, far away, below, his toes creaking in his shoes. The wind sighed over his shelled ears. The…

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