Resources you'll find here, on our TeachingAuthors site:
- To find all our posts that feature Writing Workouts, click here. Note: these posts can also be accessed from the Home page by clicking on the Writing Workouts logo in the sidebar.
- For the post "What Should I Write About?" click here.
- To read about one-minute journals, click here.
- To read about "Observing and Reporting" vs. "Journaling," click here.
- For the “Mind Walk” exercise, read this post.
- To find all the posts that mention Six-Word Memoirs, click here.
- For the exercise on "Writing a Question Poem," see this post.
- For links to places where students can get their writing published, see this page.
- Children's Book Week Story-Starters
- OnePagePerDay: "It's a very simple web typewriter that presents you with a single blank page each day. You are free from the tyranny of the infinite page."
- NaNoWriMo: official website for National Novel Writing Month.
- WOW! Women on Writing
- Now Write! series edited by Sherry Ellis for Tarcher/Penguin. For example, see Now Write! Fiction Writing Exercises from Today's Best Writers and Teachers
- The Pocket Muse, by Monica Wood, Writer’s Digest Books
- The Artist’s Way, by Julia Cameron, Tarcher; See also The Artist's Way Online
- Bird by Bird, by Anne LaMott, Anchor
- Today I Will: A Year of Quotes, Notes, and Promises to Myself, by Eileen and Jerry Spinelli, Knopf
- A Writer’s Notebook: Unlocking the Writer within You, by Ralph Fletcher, HarperCollins
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