In a tribute to the 50th anniversary of the Poynter Institute, Roy Peter Clark reflects on the immense impact of Donald M. Murray, a legendary writing teacher and coach. Murray's insights transformed writers' processes over his decades-long career, emphasizing principles such as gradual daily writing and the importance of listener engagement in editing. His transformative approach influenced countless journalists and students, highlighting the enduring legacy and pedagogical innovations that continue to inspire future generations of writers at the institute.
A page a day equals a book a year.
Good writing is not magic - it's a process.
Good editors perform an unnatural act, they listen.
Shorter words, sentences, and paragraphs at the points of greatest complexity.
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