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  • Posted in: Blog on November 6, 2009


    Professional Writing for the Unprofessional Writer

    The image above is for a presentation I put together for a writing course a friend of mine teaches at Boston College. My role at my company (Newfangled) involves quite a bit of writing, and so my friend asked me to talk about writing from the perspective of someone who does it in a business context, rather than as an author.

    I’m willing to bet that there are many professionals who have similarly found themselves writing for…


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  • Posted in: Blog on February 10, 2009


    What’s With All the Art?

    Art appreciation can help a journalist understand how the world works, and to an extent, art can help a journalist see the “big idea.” If you’re not an aspiring journalists (or an artist), art still has a purpose in your life.

    Journalists are always told to write in the active voice, but the best journalists write actively (as opposed to passively). And I mean that in this sense: a blog post, print article, or any…


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  • Posted in: Blog on January 16, 2009


    Kids to Obama

    Wow — there’s an amazing piece in the New York Times today about 826 students writing letters of advice to Obama.  Always a pleasure to be in touch with the imagination of kids. Anything is possible once again.


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  • Posted in: Blog on November 25, 2008


    Rote Writer

    ‘The depth to delve… deep’ is the first book in a series to be published by: Rote Writer Publishing House


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  • Posted in: Blog on November 6, 2009


    Professional Writing for the Unprofessional Writer

    The image above is for a presentation I put together for a writing course a friend of mine teaches at Boston College. My role at my company (Newfangled) involves quite a bit of writing, and so my friend asked me to talk about writing from the perspective of someone who does it in a business context, rather than as an author.

    I’m willing to bet that there are many professionals who have similarly found themselves writing for…


    Read & Discuss
  • Posted in: Blog on February 10, 2009


    What’s With All the Art?

    Art appreciation can help a journalist understand how the world works, and to an extent, art can help a journalist see the “big idea.” If you’re not an aspiring journalists (or an artist), art still has a purpose in your life.

    Journalists are always told to write in the active voice, but the best journalists write actively (as opposed to passively). And I mean that in this sense: a blog post, print article, or any…


    Read & Discuss
  • Posted in: Blog on January 16, 2009


    Kids to Obama

    Wow — there’s an amazing piece in the New York Times today about 826 students writing letters of advice to Obama.  Always a pleasure to be in touch with the imagination of kids. Anything is possible once again.


    Read & Discuss
  • Posted in: Blog on November 25, 2008


    Rote Writer

    ‘The depth to delve… deep’ is the first book in a series to be published by: Rote Writer Publishing House


    Read & Discuss
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