Word of the Week: Myriad
A myriad is a lot of something. Usually, myriad means more than you can count. Literally it means in measures[…]
Read moreA myriad is a lot of something. Usually, myriad means more than you can count. Literally it means in measures[…]
Read moreWhen you anthropomorphize a thing you attribute human characteristics to it. Anthropomorphize is the word you would use when describing[…]
Read moreAn Interlocutor is a person taking part in a conversation. If you are in a debate with other people you[…]
Read moreThis week’s challenge is to describe a villain using only positive language and praise.
Read moreWhen you eschew something you are trying to avoid or do without it. A vegetarian might be said to eschew meat[…]
Read moreThis week’s writing challenge is to describe something yellow, or yellow itself, but without using the word yellow. This is[…]
Read moreThis week’s word is anachronism which is something that is out of place with respect to a time period. Like[…]
Read moreThis week’s writing challenge is to describe a character. Some of the techniques we experimented with include: Using the environment[…]
Read moreDoes stretching your writing skills while also building the community around your writing sound good? If so, this post is[…]
Read moreYour vocabulary is all the words you know. One way to grow your vocabulary is to find interesting new words[…]
Read moreOn our tools for writers page, we offer a number of templates. These are helpful tools for planning characters, plot,[…]
Read moreUCA is inviting young designers and artists from Kent and Meadway to enter the 2022 YouCreate Competition. Prizes include a[…]
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