As my co-writer Mercedes R. Lackey and I say, when you’re co-writing, you each get to do the best parts. When you have a good connection with a co-writer, you can build storylines around your ...

Storytelling is taking on all kinds of new forms in the Web 2.0 era. Now, thanks to a range of new software, students can not only flex their writing wings, but do it together, by creating group-led e ...

With more than 200,000 early adopters, Ellipsus expands publicly as a secure, writer-first alternative to AI-driven platforms. At a moment when human creativity is being flattened into AI slop, we’re ...

Kids love to tell and share stories, but writing nonfiction is different, because they have to take concepts or events and not only understand them, but convey that information in writing. For many ...

Collaborative tools, and Google Docs in particular, have shifted the way students write, collaborate, and get feedback and editing from teachers. It’s the first thing nearly all teachers interviewed ...

Matthew Johnson is an English teacher from Ann Arbor, Mich., and the author of Flash Feedback: Responding to Student Writing Better and Faster – Without Burning Out (published by Corwin Press). His ...

What it’s about: Outside of TV production, writing is nearly always a solitary pursuit, but occasionally the crazed loners who produce the world’s literature decide to risk human contact and work ...

Yvonne Skipper is a Trustee for the Charity eQuality Time which runs the White Water Writers project. She has received funding from Novus Prison Education, the British Academy, EPSRC and ESRC. There ...

Content Genius Agent transforms content creation by combining interactive guidance, context-aware recommendations, and strategic planning, allowing writers and teams to generate accurate, targeted, ...

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When I was first trying to become a freelancer in comics, Jeff Mariotte was the first editor to respond to me in something more than a form letter. This was when he was managing editor over at IDW ...