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The New Yorker [Unofficial]Sep 9, 2026

Can You Write a Memoir in the Third Person?

Books / Under ReviewMemoirs

The IcarianSep 8, 2026

Louisa May Alcott – Jo’s Boys and How They Turned Out: Books That Killed Their Author

BlogBooks That Killed Their Authors

Matthew Brunelle's BlogSep 8, 2026

Google Decided to Index My Blog Again

the blog

the blogSep 6, 2026

You're not lost, because you're not exploring

Is not that you can't find what you're supposed to be doing but, maybe, that you're not doing anything at all.

personalwriting

Eileen Campbell-ReedSep 6, 2026

Guest Blog | Changing Old Patterns by Rev. Dr. Bryan Whitfield

Writingaccountability

hello friend

hello friendSep 6, 2026

The magic and the obfuscation of writing

friendships from the early Internet

ideatrashSep 6, 2026

Value Flows Toward The Author. Always.

business of writingdigital publishing

Sandpiper WritingSep 5, 2026

Uncategorizedfiction

blog.mitcdhSep 5, 2026

Hearing the Music: A History of the Cyber ITC, 2016–2025

brennan.daySep 5, 2026

Love is for the ones who love the work.

Taking the final line of Joseph Fasano's poem 'For a Student Who Used AI to Write a Paper' as a starting point, I argue that loving the verb of creation matters more than daydreaming the noun. There's a wide chasm between writing discipline and the seduction of genAI shortcuts. The only way forward is to start doing the work—badly, bravely, and now.

personal essaywriting

Nights of PassionSep 4, 2026

Why We Survive, Part 13 By Susan Hanniford Crowley

Amazon Kindle Best Selling Author in Vampire RomanceAmazon Kindle Best Selling Author of Vampire Romance

Progressive GeographiesSep 4, 2026

Northern Ireland Legal Quarterly – “Reflections on Writing” Series (open access)

PublishingSunday Histories

Jonathan StephensSep 4, 2026

Between the Covers

DefinitionsWords

The Marginalian [Unofficial]Sep 3, 2026

The Creative Power of Uncertainty: Polish Poet Wisława Szymborska’s Magnificent Nobel Prize Acceptance Speech

brennan.daySep 3, 2026

I Want to be Unremarkable

A meditation on the contradiction of writing publicly while wanting to remain unremarkable, drawing on Daoist uselessness, Epicurean lathe biōsas, state legibility, and Deleuzian imperceptibility—and why the only peaceful path is to keep writing and surrender to shared oblivion.

personal essaySocial Commentary

Another Genre Breaks GroundSep 2, 2026

Coming out of my cage...

JamesSep 2, 2026

this is me trying (to make a zine)

After the IndieWeb Zine Pop Up in May, I decided that I wanted to make a zine. I had already made a zine before, Quiet Edinburgh, but the zine was more of a booklet. [...]

JamesSep 2, 2026

I remember the moment I was standing before four or five of Monet’s Haystack paintings, each depicting a different season. I was in awe of the colour. [...]

shojiwax.comSep 1, 2026

The peace of wild things

Only Wordsenvironment

Laura HilligerSep 1, 2026

A3: Overriding Intuition: The Inconvenience of Friendship

Black Gate – Adventures in Fantasy Literature [Unofficial]Sep 1, 2026

The Literacy Crisis – Vocabulary

WritingRead More Read More

Tracy DurnellSep 1, 2026

Formatting as courtesy to the reader

Writingblogging

Debbie's Blatherings - by Debbie Ridpath Ohi

Debbie's Blatherings - by Debbie Ridpath OhiSep 1, 2026

Embracing open social blogging in the Atmosphere (and less traditional social media)

Protecting my creative time and mental health

social mediasocial blogging

newrepublic.com [Unofficial]Aug 31, 2026

George Santos Just Made History—in a Bad Way

Breaking NewsPolitics