17 Sep

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Engaging with "History Lessons": An Academic Mystery Rich in Depth and Intrigue As someone who delights in unraveling mysteries both on the page and in everyday life, Zoe B. Wallbrook's debut novel, History Lessons, struck a resonant chord with me. The tantalizing blend of academia and murder drew me in, setting my mind buzzing with thoughts of intellectual inquiry and the hidden truths lurking beneath the surface. When I discovered that the story unfolded in the ivy-covered halls of a university—where knowledge dances with power—the premise was too enticing...

01 Sep

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Review of Very Good Copy: 207 Micro-Lessons on Thinking and Writing Like a Copywriter by Eddie Shleyner As a writer and avid reader, I often find myself in search of inspiration that strikes a balance between creativity and practical advice. So, when I stumbled upon Eddie Shleyner's Very Good Copy, I felt an inexplicable pull. Known for his insightful newsletter that distills the essence of copywriting into digestible nuggets, Shleyner's promise of 207 micro-lessons on thinking and writing resonated deeply with my quest for improvement in the craft of...

29 Aug

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Unleashing Creativity with Time to Write: A Personal Journey Ever felt that familiar tug in your heart, the whisper of an untold story waiting to take shape? That’s exactly what drew me to Time to Write: Inspiring lessons and practical skills for writing the novel you’ve always wanted by Emily Winslow. As a long-time aspirant author constantly juggling myriad distractions, I found this book to be a warm and compelling invitation to finally put pen to paper (or fingers to keyboard!). Emily Winslow, an acclaimed author and educator at Cambridge...