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GUEST POST Aziza Kibibi Part I

The Spell for Drawing Strength from Grief or Trauma in the Writing Process, Part 1

There is a particular kind of suffering that comes from carrying an experience no one around you is willing or able to acknowledge. In scientific terms, trauma is a negative incident or experience that overwhelms your brain’s ability to cope.… 

Writing Characters Who Know Each Other

Writing Characters Who Know Each Other: How to Show Shared History Without Overexplaining

Writing characters who know each other is difficult because the writer has to reveal years of shared history without making the characters explain things they would already know. Old friends, siblings, exes, long-term partners, rivals, and former classmates do not… 

An Interview with Sneha Villalva

Sneha Villalva served as the executive speechwriter for the UCLA chancellor and two Pomona College presidents. She previously worked as a journalist with The Press-Enterprise in Southern California.

An Interview with Blake Anderson

Blake Anderson spent more than three decades in the technology industry, including over twenty years at Microsoft, before retiring to pursue new passions as a certified life coach and author.