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You’re Halfway Done Once You’ve Spilled the First Droplets of Ink on the Page

Are you waiting to begin writing until you’ve worked out the kinks in your head? Here are four reasons why you should just start writing.

For the past ten years, I’ve been experimenting with tactics to remember key takeaways from the 650 books I’ve read in that timespan.

Margaret Atwood recorded a MasterClass to share writing advice. Here are the top 13 writing tips from her MasterClass.

Malcolm Gladwell’s MasterClass is full of writing advice that will help any writer. Here are his top tips for how to improve your craft.

Natalie Goldberg’s book “Writing Down the Bones” has sold over one million copies. Here’s her best advice from the book.

Be the person who works in humble, quiet isolation, then emerges from hibernation having completed something of substance.

Determine the rules that will govern your behavior in specific situations. Find a way to pre-decide what you should do.

The Elements of Style by William Strunk Jr. and E. B. White is arguably the most famous writing book of all time. Here are the best tips.

Growing up, my idea of a writer was someone who had a large vocabulary. I thought big words made people sound smart…

The things that make you abnormal are often the things that become your superpowers. Abnormal habits lead to success.