by Yen Cabag
Master storyteller Lee Child has brought us at least twenty New York Times bestsellers, eleven of which have made it to the top spot, and for good reason. His main character, Jack Reacher, a highly dangerous ex-military lone ranger, travels around the country and...
by Cole Salao
Creating online content has become a lucrative business. And the key to drawing in traffic to your platforms is by consistently putting out high-quality content that is valuable for your audience. But not everyone is a writer. Even if someone is confident in their...
by Yen Cabag
A stanza is the basic building block of poems, in the same way that paragraphs make up a piece of prose, or verses combine into a song. The stanzas in a poem typically have individual themes contained within, and they may be arranged with meters and rhyme, or they may...
by Cole Salao
You’ve been a student before and chances are, you’ve written a ton of essays. Your English teachers probably made you write different types too, depending on the goal of the exercise. It’s a great way to hone your language and writing skills. One...
by Yen Cabag
Poetry doesn’t have to be out of your reach, like the classic ones by Keats, Milton, or Lord Byron. Rupi Kaur’s debut poetry book, Milk and Honey, uses imperfect rhymes and lyrical lines, all with an insightful look at sorrow, femininity, loss, love, and even abuse...
