When teaching, I aim to help students use writing to connect with their passions. When writing, I try to guide readers toward what they might have missed.
Thanks to Morgantown Magazine for previewing @KapWriteToLive's event at Modern Homestead in Reedsville, WV. He'll read from his novel Hungry Town on April 20. https://t.co/kYcr45EhEo
Y'all know that programs like Canvas are destroying our students' capacities to keep track of their own sh%$, right? I suspect that as our project-management skills improve, theirs decline in what is likely inversely proportional. Has anyone studied this?!
New catalog! We're announcing books by @matthieuchapman, Kristen Gentry, Erik Reece, and more; sharing praise for @AvashiaNeema, @LoebDavon, and others; and taking care, throughout, to amplify critical new perspectives from Appalachia and beyond. Enjoy! https://t.co/oRfNKZ69dL
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Though ENDPAPERS is a work of fiction, it's the most personal thing I've written—a coming out story & a message of hope for a world where no one has to hide. I can't express how happy it makes me to see readers connecting with it. And to see it among these other amazing titles!
I’m lucky enough to have given poetry readings in Morocco, Scotland, Puerto Rico, and Canada. Come on world, give this aging poet the opportunity to read in at least one more country or interesting US place. Germany, Ireland, Hawaii, Alaska, I’m talking to you!
If you've come this far with The Warrior and me, then I hope we can go a bit farther. Honored to be up against such a knockout essay about an infectiously rad song.
Would love your support but I get it, my opposing song is a necessary one.
Round 2! I'm going up against a sharp essay today by @ReidDoss and will need as much help as I can get. This will surely be a nail-biter. Thank you for your vote if you vote for me!
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@savranly Awesome! Happy for you. And inspired. Thanks for sharing. And good luck with…I about said, “the next thing,” but I probably should say, “resting.” 😁
@savranly I’m so sorry, @savranly. I made that rec without knowing about Rowling’s anti-trans rants. That was really insensitive of me, and I hope I didn’t cause you too much discomfort. I plan to research the issue soon to learn what I can about what she has said.
@MaureenLangloss These prompts may fall into the category of journaling, but I saw your tweet and was immediately reminded of them, especially the listing prompts. They’ve helped me quiet my mind before writing.
@MaureenLangloss In his craft book Naming the World, Bret Anthony Johnston offers dozens of “Daily Warm-Ups” to help writers focus on the day’s writing, like your daughter’s scale-playing preps her to play music. The prompts are timed; writers spend 5-20 mins listing, describing, writing scenes.