Month: February 2018

Sometimes we think change occurs at an incredible pace. Other times it’s too slow–like watching paint dry. But what about watching ink dry? This week at the Carrot Ranch, Charli Mills challenged writers to In 99 words (no more, no less) write a story about wet ink. It can be artistic, writerly or something completely […]… Continue reading Watching ink dry — Norah Colvin

What’s your purpose for writing? In order to communicate successfully to an audience, understanding the purpose for writing will make you a better writer. Purpose is the reason, why a person composes a particular piece of writing. Focusing on purpose as one writes helps a person to know what form of writing to choose, how […]… Continue reading What’s Your Purpose For Writing? — The World Beyond Our Vision