Saturday Write Fever: Insta-Plays Written & Performed | SF
EXIT Theatre hosts a monthly free event encouraging community participation in quick script-writing and live performances, fostering creativity and inclusivity.
Saturday Write Fever: Insta-Plays Written & Performed | SF
EXIT Theatre offers a free monthly event encouraging spontaneous script-making and performances, fostering a collaborative spirit among writers, actors, and audiences.
Saturday Write Fever: Insta-Plays Written & Performed | SF
EXIT Theatre invites community members to participate in a free, collaborative theater event featuring script-making and performances every second Saturday.
Saturday Write Fever: Insta-Plays Written & Performed | SF
EXIT Theatre offers a free monthly event for community script-making and performance that fosters creativity among all participants.
Saturday Write Fever: Insta-Plays Written & Performed | SF
EXIT Theatre hosts a monthly free event encouraging community participation in quick script-writing and live performances, fostering creativity and inclusivity.
Saturday Write Fever: Insta-Plays Written & Performed | SF
EXIT Theatre offers a free monthly event encouraging spontaneous script-making and performances, fostering a collaborative spirit among writers, actors, and audiences.
Saturday Write Fever: Insta-Plays Written & Performed | SF
EXIT Theatre invites community members to participate in a free, collaborative theater event featuring script-making and performances every second Saturday.
Saturday Write Fever: Insta-Plays Written & Performed | SF
EXIT Theatre offers a free monthly event for community script-making and performance that fosters creativity among all participants.
If A.I. Is Coming for Comedy Writers, Simon Rich Is Ready
Simon Rich predicts AI will surpass human writing in four years, intertwining dark future perspectives with humor and pop culture references in his latest collection of stories.
The Napkin Project (Thanksgiving Edition)
The Napkin Project features unique storytelling on themes woven into Thanksgiving including family, memories, and the complexity of holiday emotions.
"Siding with Joy": A Conversation with Anne Serre - The Paris Review
Anne Serre's story 'That Summer' intricately explores family dynamics and personal reflections against the backdrop of mortality and emotional depth.
2024 Amazon Canada Shortlisted Youth Short Stories | The Walrus
The Youth Short Story category of the Amazon Canada First Novel Awards celebrates talent in young writers, highlighting the power of ordinary moments in storytelling.
If A.I. Is Coming for Comedy Writers, Simon Rich Is Ready
Simon Rich predicts AI will surpass human writing in four years, intertwining dark future perspectives with humor and pop culture references in his latest collection of stories.
The Napkin Project (Thanksgiving Edition)
The Napkin Project features unique storytelling on themes woven into Thanksgiving including family, memories, and the complexity of holiday emotions.
"Siding with Joy": A Conversation with Anne Serre - The Paris Review
Anne Serre's story 'That Summer' intricately explores family dynamics and personal reflections against the backdrop of mortality and emotional depth.
2024 Amazon Canada Shortlisted Youth Short Stories | The Walrus
The Youth Short Story category of the Amazon Canada First Novel Awards celebrates talent in young writers, highlighting the power of ordinary moments in storytelling.
Tenured Stanford faculty vote to purge their NTT colleagues
Stanford is replacing experienced lecturers in creative writing with new hires under short-term contracts, undermining the program's quality and history.
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Stanford is dismantling the successful Jones Lecturers program, replacing all existing faculty despite their proven excellence, raising concerns about student impact.
Tenured Stanford faculty vote to purge their NTT colleagues
Stanford is replacing experienced lecturers in creative writing with new hires under short-term contracts, undermining the program's quality and history.
Stanford is making a mistake. It's not too late to fix
Stanford is dismantling the successful Jones Lecturers program, replacing all existing faculty despite their proven excellence, raising concerns about student impact.
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Happy Endings Reading Series showcases local writers presenting works on cheeky prompts at Makeout Room
Studio Frith's design system for Erotic Review imitates the body during arousal
Frith emphasized creating desirable physical publications through engaging design elements like thick pages and pull out flaps.
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Saratoga English teacher chosen as Los Gatos poet laureate
William Ward Butler named Los Gatos's next poet laureate.
Butler plans to engage students in creative writing and expand poetry's audience.
Kathryn Scanlan: Gordon Burn prize winner on pushing the boundaries of fiction
The word 'taut' is overused in book marketing, ironically fitting for Kathryn Scanlan's work.
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Attention English majors: now you can add handwritten notes to Google Docs
The new markup feature allows hand annotation on Google Docs with a stylus or finger.
The feature caters to various use cases across age groups, industries, and professions.
Brain-body, false work-play dichotomies in teaching (opinion)
Students distance themselves from their struggles using statements like 'My brain doesn't work that way.'
Creative writing students express struggles with mental health and social interactions.
Students try being self-published authors in just a week!
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How I Travel: Ruth Reichl Loves the Philly Food Scene
Ruth Reichl's travel routines focus on food for work trips and exploration for leisure, with writing on the road sparking fresh creativity.