One take on one take writing
Lucius Webster (’23) meditates on the value of one take writing, “Your writing was meant to be, your writing was meant to exist, and then float away like a wish lantern.”
Read More One take on one take writingLucius Webster (’23) meditates on the value of one take writing, “Your writing was meant to be, your writing was meant to exist, and then float away like a wish lantern.”
Read More One take on one take writingAgni Gupta (’24) writes about lack of representation in fantasy literature. “All the protagonists had similar traits to me but none of them truly reflected me, my family, or my heritage.”
Read More Lack of RepresentationLillian Hescheles (’24) writes…”It’s okay to take longer than others in school: A lesson I’m trying to learn.”
Read More Slow & SteadyMatayia Newbern (’22) writes, “We’re a bunch of kids who like to write, and whether or not we’re good at it is completely subjective…Tutors are just (extra)ordinary people.”
Read More What is a Tutor?Tutoring can make every writer feel valid and valued when we honor their unique voice.
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