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Monthly Archives: April 2008
The “So What?” Question
As I was working my way through a stack of twenty-six literary analysis papers this weekend (I know – don’t ask. It’s my own fault for letting students in over the enrollment cap.), I spent a lot of time thinking … Continue reading
Writing Power Writers’ Circle April Update: Reality Check Edition
In my last Writers’ Circle post, I asked our writers to report on whether they achieved their March writing goals and what they had planned for April. Writers’ Circle member Adam kindly reminded me that I hadn’t updated the group … Continue reading
Posted in Productivity, Writing Power News
Tagged goal setting, priorities, writing
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Meta-Diction: Find Your Passion?
I called this post meta-diction, because I want to consider the larger conceptual and cultural implications of our word choices. Many voices within the personal development world espouse the notion that a person can create his or her own reality. … Continue reading
Guest Post For The Positivity Blog
Hi, Everyone – I’m pleased to announce that I wrote a guest post for The Positivity Blog. It’s called How You Can Use Proposals to Achieve Your Goals. The post considers the logic underlying proposals and extracts personal development ideas … Continue reading
Posted in Tips and Tricks, Writing Power News
Tagged blog writing, proposals, writing tips
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Writing Power’s Writers’ Circle: April
Friday afternoon has to be my favorite time of the week, and not because it’s the end of the work week. I love Friday afternoons because as I look toward the weekend, I see oodles of productive writing time ahead. … Continue reading
Whose Language Is This, Anyway?
I am happy to report that I have finally dug my way out from under a mountain of student essays and climbed back up to the desk to write some posts. Sorry for the mid-week hiatus. As I was examining … Continue reading
Posted in The Grammar Cave
Tagged grammar, prescriptivism, writing rules
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