Even when I close my eyes tight and wrinkle my forehead in deep concentration on my early childhood growing up in Memphis and ...

We sat down with Poynter senior scholar Roy Peter Clark, author of numerous books including “How to Write Short: Word Craft ...

Bright spots in our nation’s ability to address this crisis are few, writes Kevin Fagan. And it’s no mystery why.

For some Southwestern Central School District students, the pen is indeed mightier than the sword. Six Southwestern Middle ...

In this final instalment of a two-part interview, the unparalleled Amit Dutta talks about his practice & influences, David ...

Author Angela Brown discusses what old writing notebooks teach writers about creativity, storytelling, and growth as writers.

“The artist who, in the shadow of the throne of His Majesty, has become a master of calligraphy is Muhammad Husain of Kashmir ...

Other writing apps might be more popular, but JotterPad is the one I've gravitated to for more than a decade. It has everything a writer needs.

Kate Nesbit explains why the humble sticky note is a terrific low-tech teaching tool. We face another critical juncture in ...

Some campaigns frankly take our breath away and make us want to put down our pens (yes, we still write ideas with pen and paper), thinking, "Now that is setting the bar high." We’ve compiled the 5 ads ...

The tactile nature of writing helps students remember information.

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