Tips about writing reblogged from other blogs.
Jack Milgram brought to my attention this interesting article he published on CustomWriting.org. This is especially of interest to all writers and to parents, students, and teachers. After reading, I encourage you to check out some of Jack’s other posts.
A wide range of literary analysis topics will aid you in making the best choice for writing about books. Check for the full list here.
Source: Best Literary Analysis Topics and Themes: the Ultimate List
An informative and useful post on irony from the blog of Nicholas Rossis. When you hop over to check this out, wander around his blog and read some of his other fantastic posts.
You may remember some of Reedsy’s awesome creations such as Writing Dynamic Characters and Third Person Limited vs Omniscient PoV. Well, Ricardo Fayet and his team have done it again with a l…
Source: How Much Do You Know About Irony? | Nicholas C. Rossis
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