Category Archives: Writing

The Art of Review Writing

One of the last two professional writing classes I’m taking to finish my degree involves writing reviews. Although I mainly took it because I needed a final elective and it sounded interesting, I’m learning quite a lot about writing in … Continue reading

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Rhetoric and Philosophy

Is rhetoric (and exposition) inherently philosophical in nature? First off, I definitely think it’s important to consider that rhetoric and exposition provide two different purposes – should everything that applies to rhetoric also apply to exposition? Certainly not, as rhetoric … Continue reading

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Memories

A random thing I wrote last Summer, possibly modified from something I saw online but I do not remember. I came across this when I was looking at my old writing notepad this morning. I think it sounds a little … Continue reading

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Word Choice/Usage/Management?

An interesting discussion on word choice occurred during my editing class last night. Obviously a good writer should be mindful of each and every word that can go into a document. Despite this fact novice writers often misjudge the value … Continue reading

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Assassination 101: Day 1

“They tried and failed, all of them?” “Oh, no.” She shook her head. “They tried and died.” -Paul Atreides and Gaius Helen Mohiam A small piece that I started working on in a writer’s guild meeting. I’ve expanded it a … Continue reading

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Super Library Bros.

Libraries are not made; they grow. -Augustine Birrell In writing my literature review for my MCS Capstone (examining the future of the academic library) I’ve come across all sorts of awesome material. Sadly I’m quickly developing the realization that not … Continue reading

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Crime/Punishment

The fight was over before it even begun. Standing on the roads leading into the city in the dead of night, the criminal was no match for the stranger’s blade. With a flash of steel the stranger’s sword flew across … Continue reading

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24 Media-less Hours

Living twenty-four hours without interacting with electronic media. Such a task seems simple enough, but of course anyone who has attempted it would likely say that it’s easier said then done. I know I have. Although I don’t consider myself … Continue reading

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The Future of Literacy

With the rise of the newest forms of media, the traditional forms of written and spoken communication become gradually more complex and intertwined. In an examination of the World Wide Web, it is clear that both written and spoken communication … Continue reading

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