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Sequenced
Without the passage of time, there is no story. But there are many so ways to organize, steer, and structure time in essays and memoirs.
The Pit and the Page
When writing personal narrative, it can be easy to overlook or discount the most telling details from your life because they are familiar or too commonplace to warrant notice.
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Writing classes often emphasize the significance of revision to the writing process, but what does that actually mean? In this intensive workshop, you’ll learn how to revise.
