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PEN Journey 41: Berlin—Writing in a World Without Peace
By Joanne Leedom-Ackerman | September 9, 2020 | 0 FacebookTwitterEmailShare PEN International celebrates its Centenary in 2021. I’ve been active in PEN for more than 30 years in various positions and now as an International Vice President Emeritus. With memories...
Why are cliches in writing so bad?
Writing Without Cliches: Top 6 Tips
Dare to Speak: A Reading List
by Suzanne Nossel, CEO, PEN America My approach to free speech is that we need to think hard about how it interacts with other constitutional principles and social values, especially our commitment to equality and inclusion in a diverse society. That makes it...
Where Does It Hurt?
Guest post by Matthew Watrous My wife and I once worked in a locked dementia unit. When people are having a bad day, they tend to be uncooperative and want to fight about everything. There are not many good days in a dementia unit. Many irritations arise, like when a...
The Art of Mastering Dialogue
Writing Insights, Mildred Delgado – The Art of Mastering Dialogue
How to Develop a Story Theme: 7 Steps for Beginners
Writing Insights, Scott Matthews – How to Develop a Story Theme: 7 Steps for Beginners
What Aspects of a Writers Life Are Most People Unaware of?
Writing Insights – What Aspects of a Writers Life Are Most People Unaware of?
A Look at Antitrust Investigations Against Amazon: Frankfurt 2019
The following article by Alex Mutter is re-posted on Authorlink with permission from Shelf Awareness At the European and International Booksellers Federation annual conference at the Frankfurt Book Fair yesterday (October 2019) , Thomas Höppner (pictured above), a...
What Are the Elements of a Great Book Title?
writing Insights – What Are the Elements of a Great Book Title?
