Not creativity. Not effort. Not even expertise. What’s missing is narrative discipline. Narrative discipline is what transforms isolated content into a strategic story. It’s how leaders frame what’s ...

“I have a hook for your story,” a podcast producer told me as soon as I called her up earlier this summer. “Pineapple Street announced it’s going out of business today.” “It feels like podcasts ...

Writing about trauma risks polishing the pain, forcing neat closures, and smoothing out what resists language altogether. It also risks dipping into the cliché or the sensational. So how does a writer ...

The teacher has just finished the introduction to the lesson and children all have their Chromebooks open on their desk. On their desks, there are stands with paper and pencils/ pens and now also the ...

Ritwik is a passionate gamer who has a soft spot for JRPGs. He's been writing about all things gaming for six years and counting. Sony's approach in the video game industry always prioritized mature ...

Seven years ago, Jennifer Black watched her young children, who were three years old and five years old at the time, participate in several food bank drives organized by their school. These ...

Ahoy, teachers! Dive into the world of swashbuckling adventures with this free pirate fact file worksheet. It’s a great way to spark creativity and practise essential writing skills in your classroom.

This year, PEN Afrikaans is participating in the Right to Write project together with four other PEN centres, at the invitation of PEN International. The aim of this Unesco-funded project is to ...

Executive director Shawn M. Quirk sees his role in "building this global community, as well as helping our local filmmakers who need that access." By Tyler Coates Awards Editor Rhode Island may be the ...

Artificial intelligence is transforming business, from automating routine tasks and optimizing supply chains to powering sophisticated financial models and personalizing customer experiences at scale.

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