Written by: Tori Grooms The internet seems to have an answer for everything, even how to operate a 16-year-old camera. I’ve been meaning to experiment more with digital photography, so I started tweaking the settings on my 2010 Samsung camera — but my home experiments were only getting me so far. After fiddling with the settings for thirty minutes, I…
Tag: writing
Blog 
Continue Reading
What Working in the Dunkin’ Drive-Thru Taught Me About Writing and My Humanities Degree
Written by: Sofia Tas-Castro For those that don’t live in New England or more broadly the East Coast, Dunkin’, or formerly Dunkin’ Donuts, is a chain coffee and breakfast fast-food restaurant. To help fund my college career, I’ve been working at the establishment during school breaks. Like any other person…
Blog 
Continue Reading
Questioning Pronouns in the Academic World
Nonfiction panelist and copyediting lead Ally Carbutti shares her experience with gender and inclusivity within the classroom.
Blog 
Continue Reading
25th Anniversary Blog Post
In honor of the 25th anniversary of LRR, editors Jess Gallagher and Nicole Catarino reflect on the legacy that each staff has helped to create…
Blog 
Continue Reading
Four Pieces Of Writing Advice I Wish I’d Gotten Sooner
Cameron Deslaurier offers you the best writing advice he’s ever received. Take what works for you and apply it to your own creative process…
Blog 
Continue Reading
Building A World Is Not That Big Of A Deal
Longing to design your own one-of-a-kind fantasy or sci-fi universe but unsure where to start? Aiden Pass has outlined the perfect roadmap for you…
Blog 
Continue Reading
Life-Saving Websites and Resources for Writers
Do you consider character creation the most challenging part of storytelling? Does worldbuilding give you hives? Nicole Catarino has the perfect websites for you…
Blog 
Continue Reading
Breaking Down The English Major Stigma
Do any of you English majors out there feel like your career options are limited? Well, worry no more. Soon-to-be graduate Sam Bastille has ideas for you (and yes, more than just teaching)…
Blog 
Continue Reading
The Stories We Tell Part 1: Eileen Sholomicky
When you write, what are you really writing about? It’s the age-old question, and one that Nicole Catarino explores in an interview with LRR’s own fiction editor, Eileen Sholomicky
Blog 
Continue Reading
Writing As Resistance: The Significance Of Storytelling
Jess Gallagher explores a process that gives all stories their worth. Read how your own personal history can be used to fuel your stories…
