Photo by JJ Jordan on Pexels.com Most writers know what it’s like to struggle with imposter syndrome. For poets, a lot of that stems from what a professor of mine used to refer to as the big “P”. The big “P” stands for the kind of poetry many of us learned in high school, the … More Writing in Form
Henry Fuseli (1781) “The Nightmare” In my last post, we discussed some tips on how to write good horror. To continue, I thought it best to learn from one of the most renowned authors of horror, Edgar Allen Poe. Specifically, we will be discussing a couple of his techniques used in, “The Fall of the … More Read Like a Writer: A Look at Edgar Allen Poe’s “The Fall of the House of Usher”
Whether you want to begin writing poetry, fiction, or creative nonfiction, you can often feel unsure of where to start. Here are some tips to keep in mind as you start your writing journey. 1: Let Go of What You Think Writing is Supposed to Be When I took my first poetry class in college, … More 5 Pieces of Advice for Beginner Writers
Life Without Limits 