Today’s post is written by regular contributor Sarah Baughman. A talented member of my writing group once told me she couldn’t imagine writing a personal essay. While the powerful description and plot development she employed throughout her novel-in-progress impressed us all, she said she would find it impossible to generate ideas for a nonfiction piece
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Today’s article is written by regular contributor Sarah Baughman. “Ugh, Mrs. B.!” my student groaned, rolling his eyes. “Why can’t this author just say what he actually means?!” We were reading Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury, and my student wasn’t the only one in the class who seemed weary of reading about pythons that were really hoses, symphony conductors that were
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