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Meg Gabel

Apr 13, 2021

A Love Letter to Taylor Swift

Our song is a slamming screen door Sneaking out late tapping on your window When were on the phone and he talks real slow Cause it's late...

Kevin Topolovec

Mar 21, 2018

Chekhov's Gun

*WARNING: Spoilers for Breaking Bad and Ant-Man* I’ll get right into it. Chekhov’s Gun is an almost universally accepted rule of writing...

Kevin Topolovec

Mar 2, 2018

The Phenomenon of Left Handers in Stories

What do Arya Stark, Tommy Pickles, Kermit the Frog, Dilbert, Mickey Mouse, Rapunzel from Tangled, Rocky Balboa, Mulan, Mega Man, Prince...

Erin McLaughlin

Feb 27, 2018

How to Succeed As an English Major Post-Graduation (Even if You Don't Want to Teach)

Most English majors have been asked the following questions at least once: So, are you going to work in a coffee shop for the rest of...

Erin McLaughlin

Feb 3, 2018

How to Write Satire

If you know me, then you know that I adamantly HATE satire, sarcasm, and ESPECIALLY satirical journalism. Definitely not things I’m...

Kevin Topolovec

Jan 27, 2018

Morals

I am going to take some time to tell you a story that all of you are familiar with. Once upon a time, there was a tortoise and a hare....

Erin McLaughlin

Jan 22, 2018

How to NOT Write Bad Essays & Other Helpful Tips!

As a future English teacher, I am an extreme essay nerd. I never used to be good at writing them, until I began thinking of essays as a...

Kevin Topolovec

Oct 23, 2017

High Fantasy

Out of all the types of fiction out there, one genre has always been able to capture my attention better than any other. Now, I’m going...

Ariel Galvez

Oct 10, 2017

Getting Through Writer's Block: Some Tough Love From One Writer to Another

Sometimes we need a slap in the face by someone that loves us in order to get the hint that we’ve been screwing up for a while. This is...

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