Grindset Arturo, an underpaid but ambitious pharmaceutical worker, has a chance to achieve everything he's worked for his entire life. All that's standing in his way is the friend who got him the job.
The dopamine drip of writing by hand There's a surprising benefit to a slower, more labor-intensive writing method.
What ripping my hair out taught me about writing habits An unfortunate childhood compulsion ended up being the foundation for my creative practice.
Award-winning novelist George Saunders on how to revise a draft One of the best books on writing I've read is A Swim in the Pond in the Rain by George Saunders. The book is based on a fiction workshop he teaches at Syracuse University, and it packs an enormous amount of wisdom in a small package. I highly recommend it.
Ray Bradbury on training as a writer How Ray Bradbury understood writing has as much to do with athletics as with creativity.
Crawling out from under burnout I'm recovering from a serious case of burnout. Here's what I've learned.