Month: November 2024

Show don’t tell. This is one of the first things you learn as a writer. As Mark Twain said, “Don’t

For today’s prompt, write a wanted poem. Most (maybe all) people want to be wanted in one way or another.

Since his first job out of college at Sesame Workshop, Kevin M. O’Connor has always worked at the intersection of

When I mention that I’ve written books of visionary fiction, the response I usually get is along the lines of

Dr. Richard Smith, a British award-winning underwater photographer, author, and marine conservationist, aspires to promote an appreciation for the ocean’s

For today’s prompt, write a machine poem. Your poem could be about a machine or just mention one in passing.

Once a common and worthy journalistic practice, undercover work has lost its appeal among industry professionals. While an exposé piece

At a certain point, I confess, I stopped turning pages. Books and magazines piled up on my bedside table while,

Nate DiMeo is the creator and host of “The Memory Palace,” a Peabody Award finalist and among the first group of

And just like that, we’re already three weeks into this challenge. Let’s keep at it! For today’s prompt, write a