Delusions of Grammar
Sara LevineThe sentence as architecture, as opposed to natural excretion of the soul.
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Don't be a Dictator When it Comes to Diction
As a writer you don’t need to study the Indo-European Language map, but it helps your prose style to understand the basic story of English.
Guiding a Reader into the Monster's Claws
Today’s GRAMMAR LESSON is about parallel structure. When I first started teaching, I often came across some gangly sentence and wrote “parallel structure” in the margin, briskly, like a doctor dispensing medicine for a cough. And then one d...
What's The Hitch?
Hello! This is not a GRAMMAR LESSON. I’m just excited to show you the cover of my new novel THE HITCH. The book is coming out January 13, 2026 with Roxane Gay Books (in the U.S.) and in April with Europa Editions (in the U.K.).
Is Rhythm the Key to a Good Prose Style?
I think a lot about rhythm in prose and much of what I think about is how to teach it. Last month, after finishing Colm Toibin’s wonderful novel The Magician, I stumbled upon a YouTube interview where Toibin said:
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Writer and teacher. Author of the novels The Hitch (Roxane Gay Books, 2026) and Treasure Island!!! (Europa Editions, 2011).
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