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Rules of Usage for 100 English Words and Phrases
English teacher and author J. J. Murray examines, defines, deciphers, and illuminates 100 English words and phrases that have plagued writers for centuries—a must-read and ready reference for writers (and students) of all ages.
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Literary Magazines: Old School, New School, and Ones That Pay in Cash
Attention poets, writers, artists, journalists, photographers, and other creative people: Online and print literary magazines are alive and well. Some make it easy to submit work—and they pay in cash.
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Significant Details Are a Writer's Best Friends
This article will demonstrate how significant details can spice up otherwise dull characters, settings, and dialogue and save readers from literary limbo.
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Irony: Definition, Types, and Examples
Author and longtime English teacher J. J. Murray defines irony, describes the seven main types, and gives literary and modern life examples.
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Courtly Love's Effect on Modern Romance
Author J. J. Murray explains the medieval idea of courtly love, analyzes all 31 rules, and applies them to modern romance.
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Show, Don’t Tell: Applying T. S. Eliot’s Objective Correlative to Fiction and Poetry
Creative writing coach and author J. J. Murray examines T. S. Eliot’s “Objective Correlative,” touting its use for improving every kind of creative writing.
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How to Write a Novel Using "The Screenplay Method"
In this article, we'll discuss the benefits of using the "The Screenplay Method" for organizing chapters in writing.