On The Move

As I read Chapter 10 of the Bedford Book of Genre’s, I learned that multi-genre projects allow the artist to break away from the...

For Blog 10 I am going to write about my experience with Project two and what I have learned about myself as a writer as well as what I...

For this blog I wanted to discuss the questions and concerns that I have been having toward Project Two. I understand that we are...

Chapter 5 of the Bedford Book of Genre’s has a lot of good tips on narrowing down your topic and creating a research proposal. I found...

David Wallace, the former CEO of Dunder Mifflin starts his article with a relatively cheerful tone as he starts to describe the Maine...

Stories are generally told to chronicle events. A story that uses narrative genre may only be a few sentences or it may be very long....

After writing your original rough draft, it is very important that you choose a genre. In order to efficiently choose a genre that fits...

I found the reading for blog 3, “Shitty First Drafts,” to be very helpful as it provided me with great advice on the improvement of my...

"I Was Once Miss America" by Roxanne Gay is a very powerful piece of writing. As Gay pleasantly illustrated, popularity and bullying are...

As boring as Chapter One was, I was able to pull through it and read a fair amount of the chapter, and in the process, I learned a little...