Every year, the Writing Across the Curriculum program at Queens College (where I was a Writing Fellow for two years, and across the hall from which I currently have an office) publishes a zine on writing called Revisions. This year’s issue is titled Inside the Writer’s Process: Inspiration, Perspiration, Procrastination, and features articles written by Writing Fellows as well as QC faculty and students.
Check it out here: http://blogs.qc.cuny.edu/blogs/revisions. There’s lots of stuff worth reading.
I was asked to write a piece related to technology (being a Technologist and all). Here it is: http://blogs.qc.cuny.edu/blogs/revisions/procrastination/gorges.html. In it, I challenge the related assumptions that technological distractions are necessarily bad for writers and that the best way to become a good writer is to isolate oneself.
Also, I made the website. I am awesome!
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Awesome you are, indeed–I found the piece thought-provoking. I may have my fall semester writing students take a look at it.
Thanks, Amy!
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