Why I Am Not a Painter

By @RWhiteAuthor Day 3 Prompt: The American poet Frank O’Hara was an art critic and friend to numerous painters and poets In New York City in the 1950s and 60s. His poems feature a breezy, funny, conversational style. His poem “Why I Am Not a Painter” is …

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March of the Writers – Day 30: Wishlist

Every dream begins with a wish, and this year, mine is to finish my BA in English and Creative Writing and secure my spot in an MFA program. I’m working hard to gain financial aid and land an internship at W.W. Norton and Company, a stepping stone into the publishing world. This opportunity will shape my journey as a writer and educator.

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March of the Writers Day 17 – Writer Fuel Pt 1: Snacks That Power the Pen

Writing is an endurance game, and every writer has their own secret stash of fuel to keep the creativity flowing. For me, it’s a mix of salty, savory, and sometimes even a little healthy. Funyuns and Monster Rehab Green Tea are my go-to duo when I need a quick boost. When I’m feeling like balancing things out, I reach for peppers with cream cheese and everything bagel seasoning. But today? It’s all about the ultimate St. Patrick’s Day treat—corned beef, cabbage, and a cold Killian’s Irish Red. Because sometimes, the best inspiration comes with a great meal. What snacks fuel your writing sessions?

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March of the Writers – Day 15: May I AI?

  By Richard White ~ @RWhiteAuthor AI—the elephant in the literary room. Some hail it as the future of creativity, while others see it as the harbinger of artistic doom. Wherever you stand on the issue, there’s no denying that artificial intelligence has stormed onto the …

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