Category: Topic 3: Process
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The Quirks of a Writer
We may not be New York Times bestselling Authors, but just like the people those lists, we as academic writers, experienced or not have quirks
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Testing Different Writing Processes
This article discusses how every writer has their own unique processes of writing based on different internal and external factors.
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Ten Metaphors
E. Shelley Reid’s Ten Ways To Think About Writing: Metaphoric Musings for College Writing Students is an insightful guide.
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No more rules on writing
Reid takes writing techniques and restrictions on writing and redefines them. Still, there are alternatives to these rules.
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Writing is not hard as you think
Writing is not hard as you think. we think of rules and regulations about writing and it makes it harder for us write instead writing freely
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Rules in Writing
While writing can be a pleasure to do for some people, the whole process of writing and the rules of writing can make it hard for just about any writer.
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Three Principles of the Writing Process
Writing is hard. Even for the most experienced writers. E. Shelley Reid breaks down the writing process into three principles.
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Let’s Admit It, Writing Is Challenging
Writing can be a challenging task, but the beauty of writing is that we have the opportunity to improve and learn more each day.
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Writing is Hard (And That’s Ok)
When tasked with writing anything, we can often feel overwhelmed by all the rules of writing we have internalized. E. Shelley Reid says we only need three.
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A Peek Into Metaphors
Shelley Reid uses metaphors to explain writing and it’s really interesting. I go through some of my favorite ways and explain how important they are.