Welcome to another Friday! Here’s what we shared during our NaNoWriMo-themed week on Active Voice. – On Monday, we kicked off November with a post about WFU’s own WaFoWriMo. – We shared some tips for starting your first novel on Tuesday. – Another
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Donalee G White originally shared this post in November 2014. It’s too good not to share again. Writing for NaNoWriMo is like the wildest roller coaster ride at Carrowinds, or white water rafting, or skydiving at 10,500 feet above the earth, or even hiking the […]
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fantod, adj. “Fidgetty, restless.” “His fantod fingers were eager to start writing for WaFoWriMo.” “fantod, n.” OED Online. Oxford University Press, September 2015. Web. 22 September 2015. What to learn more?
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Thinking of writing a novel during WaFoWriMo and NaNoWriMo? Here are a few great resources to help you get started. – how to start a novel right: 5 great tips – 7 ways to create a killer first line – the […]
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Here’s a look at our past week on Active Voice. – On Monday, we shared a post from Professor Gellar-Goad, Assistant Professor of Classical Languages. – Tuesday was an advertisement for a great event out of the English Department. – We shared a spooky word […]
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The Writing Center is hosting “Drop-In Halloween Tips, Tricks, and Treats” on Monday from 7-9pm. Tutors will be available (with candy) to help students with quick questions and drop-in writing help.
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Today’s post comes from Meghan Webb, Reference Services Coordinator in ZSR. During the month of November, ZSR Library is teaming up with the Writing Center, Library Partners Press, WFU Office of Personal and Career Development and Wake Forest […]
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sciomancy, n. “Divination through communication with the spirits of the dead.” “She tried sciomancy and a ouija board to predict her grade in the course.” “sciomancy, n.” OED Online. Oxford University Press, September 2014. Web. 29 October 2014. Want […]
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