by Joe Bunting |
What are you struggling with in your writing? Where are you stuck? What are you having a hard time with? Here are some options: Discipline Finding time Writer's block Organizing your writing The Resistance Inspiration Finding your voice Getting published Building a...
by Joe Bunting |
At The Write Practice, we believe deliberate practice is the single best way to learn how to write better. Geoffery Colvin likens it to hitting 300 golf balls with a single club while “continually observing results and making appropriate adjustments.” The...
by Joe Bunting |
Today, I'm excited to introduce our guest, Heather Marsten. I asked Heather to write a post after she mentioned a technique she learned from her writing teacher. I'm glad she agreed because I think you'll enjoy this. Heather writes two blogs, one about healing from...
by Joe Bunting |
For a long time, I wasn't a consistent writer. I figured whenever inspiration struck, I would write. Until then, though, I prefered to do other things with my time. In consequence, I didn't write much, and I didn't get much better at my craft. However, a year ago, I...
by Joe Bunting |
I've been blocked today. In the last two weeks, the Write Practice has grown by 50%. I've dreamed of this place as a community of writers based around practice, and I'm thrilled and a bit humbled that so many are seeing the potential for such a community for their own...
by Joe Bunting |
I received an email recently from a reader who said, “I want my writing to be a way of crystallizing reality, not making a new one.” It reminded me of something Sir Ken Robinson said, something I've found to be true of my own experience: “The arts...
