
Strategies for ADHD writers. From nervous system regulation to executive function scaffolding, learn how to write when your brain and body work against you.
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A common piece of advice for writers who want to finish a big project—a novel, say, or a memoir, or the three features a screenwriter needs to have on hand—is to treat writing like a job: to show up daily and write, as if external forces we...
If you’re an ADHD writer, you probably know the frustration of existing between wanting to write and actually getting yourself to do it. 😖
You can have the ideas, the desire, even the time set aside, and still find yourself procrastinatin...
I have a framed broadside over my desk (okay, technically it’s on my desk at the moment, but I hope to get it hung up soon. Really!). An artifact from a much missed literary magazine called Ruminate, it is an aquamarine letterpress print of...
We started with a single poem.
A visual artist responded to that poem with a collage. Then another poet wrote a new poem in response to the collage. Another visual artist responded to that poem with a painting. And the chain continued.
E...
I actually don’t think advice is a parent’s primary job. I’ve learned more from observing my dad, from having long, nuanced conversations with him, from just being in the world with him.
However, he has said a couple things that surface ag...
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