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InWriters’ BlokkebyLucy Guo·4d agoThe Man Who Wrote Alone for Two Years and Built a Novel That 100 Million People ReadOn persistence, flow and a person who found the loopA response icon1A response icon1
InWriters’ BlokkebyKathy Widenhouse·4d ago5 Easy Newsletter Articles to Write When You’re Just Getting StartedHow to build your newsletter, attract readers, and become a trusted source of news and information in your niche
InWriters’ BlokkebyMario López-Goicoechea·Nov 5Coffee, Reflections, and MusicWhen will we get serious about climate change? Before we all drown would be a good startA response icon6A response icon6
InWriters’ BlokkebyMario López-Goicoechea·Nov 3Who Owns Culture?Especially when it comes to marginalised communitiesA response icon4A response icon4
InWriters’ BlokkebyKaren DeGroot Carter·Nov 2A Question of Clarity: Order of AdjectivesHow putting adjectives in a certain order can help improve your writingA response icon1A response icon1
InWriters’ BlokkebyYousuf Rafi Ahmed·Oct 2713 Daily Writing Habits That Improve Your WritingYou don’t need a writing course. You need better daily habits.A response icon2A response icon2
InWriters’ BlokkebyKaren DeGroot Carter·Oct 27How U.S. and British English Treat Collective Nouns and Related Pronouns DifferentlyAnd why it helps to be aware of such differencesA response icon4A response icon4
InWriters’ BlokkebyKaren DeGroot Carter·Oct 20Tricks to Help You Remember U.S.-vs.-British SpellingsAnd why such differences exist in the first placeA response icon2A response icon2
InWriters’ BlokkebyA. N. Tipton·Oct 20What I Learned About Creativity from Doing NothingOn fallow seasons, the creative cycle, and what rest actually produces when you stop fighting it.A response icon5A response icon5
