Slaying writer’s block
by Shannon Naylor Every writer, however serious or casual, experienced or novice, will encounter writer’s block at one point or another. To […]
Category: WriteHereWriteNowWriteOn
This blog, writing by Principia College peer writing tutors, was active between 2013 and 2019. Their advice and insights continue to be valid, so please feel free to enjoy this archive to learn about the writing process and how you can improve your writing.
Reading scholarly articles—demystified
by Clayton Harper In order to be a good researcher, you must be a good reader, or at least a diligent and […]
Writing for the Christian Science periodicals
by Jeff Ward-Bailey Writing a testimony or an article for the Christian Science Sentinel or Journal can be a lot of fun […]
Use WIRMI when you’re squirmy
by Ellen Sprague A student just left my office, the third this week to whom I’ve touted what is fast becoming my […]
The persnickety apostrophe
by Laura Tibbetts Apostrophes can sometimes be persnickety! If you feel that way, I hope you enjoy the following guide about when […]