Do you like listening to Scrawl? Check out the latest episode here! This week’s episode featured readings by Flask Fiction winners Stella Martin and SCRAWL’s own Devin Leigh, an introduction to our newest segment, and more Ace of Base (because … Continue reading
“When people expect to have future access to information, they have lower rates of recall of the information itself and enhanced recall instead for where to access it.” So says a panel of psychologists headed by Dr. Betsy Sparrow in … Continue reading
Here for your listening enjoyment is the most recent episode of SCRAWL, the UCWbL’s weekly radio show!
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Are you a writer? Are you twenty-one or older? Do you like to drink? Got some free time between 5 and 7 pm tonight? (Come on, it’s Thursday. You know you do). Come to Round 2 of Flask Fiction at … Continue reading
When you’re running short of ideas for your writing, there are a few methods via which you can try to get over the proverbial block that sits between you and your goal of writing. You can ask your friends, you … Continue reading
I know I frequently offer websites to you all that I think will be useful to writers. But today I found one that I myself am going to use, because it does something for the serious writer that I used … Continue reading
In a recent post on The Stone, the New York Times’ blog for contemporary philosophical issues, Notre Dame professor Gary Cutting takes a look at a recent intellectual dust-up over the nature of human reason—a debate which I think falls … Continue reading
Today’s Scrawl Radio show focused on performance and craft. Performances by host Devin of his award-winning video “the American Dream,” and by first-and-second-place winners of last week’s Flask Fiction. What made this a good listen is that the types and … Continue reading
In preparation for a workshop this fall, the Collaborative for Multilingual Writing and Research (CMWR) has been doing a lot of research on American accents and dialects. Since English Language Learners (ELLs) are usually only really exposed to a standard … Continue reading