I use word processors like OpenOffice Word as others use page layout software: Only when I want certain control over the final product, want it fast, and don't demand too much of the product. For regularly produced formatted text I use some version of LaTex, but most of the twentythousandzillion words I write a week go out as HTML via blogs.
By Billie Hara, ProfHacker, Chronicle of Higher Ed
Xavier's new trading center is being named for its underwriter Fifth Third Foundation
The Viper Tree to be featured at Library of Congress Peace Corps Display
In her new book, The Writer's Compass, Nancy Ellen Dodd, editor of the Graziadio Business Review and adjunct professor of screenwriting at Seaver College, brings to writers a systematic approach to story development and revision featuring principles for both beginners and published authors.
The e-book is changing the publishing business, but will digital technology actually change the way we tell stories, the way writers write – for better ...
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CCSU to host Connecticut Young Writers Trust award ceremony
CCSU’s Poet-in-Residence to head Connecticut Young Writers Trust
State’s top student poets and writers to be honored Saturday
Steve Poltz '85 is a well-known singer songwriter, whose zest for life and zany sense of humor bring…
For Dr. Shawn Wahl, his career is also his passion.
Head of the ASU Communication, Mass Media and Theatre Department, Wahl teaches communication, writes about it and lives it. Lately, he has been writing quite a lot about it with a newly published book and two more on the [...]
