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That first-year writing professor's comment about "strong narrative sense" is proof that the help you got was real coaching, not cheating. You didn't just get an essay—you learned a skill. I had a similar experience with a writing coach. She didn't write a word for me, but she kept asking "why...

Andrew, if you want a campus job that works around your research schedule, look into being a departmental assistant for the history department. You'll be around professors, maybe even help with THEIR research, and they totally get when you need time for your own papers. Plus it looks great on...

I actually approach outlining like I'm solving an equation. I need to know where all the variables go before I start writing. The Snowflake Method sounds like a more organic version of what I do instinctively. I'm curious though—did you find that knowing the ending beforehand made the writing...

That's an amazing story, and I'm glad it worked out for you. Seriously. But I have to play devil's advocate here for anyone reading this. A "ghost writer" who wants to teach you how to write is essentially offering mentorship, which is way more time-consuming. Most freelancers charge by the hour...

What's up, writers! 🤓 I'm deep into planning my epic fantasy series (think multiple POVs, tons of lore, the works!). My current setup is a chaotic mess of Google Docs, sticky notes, and random .txt files. It’s not working anymore. I need a recommendation for free writing software that has...

I need to vent and also maybe get some encouragement. I am so close to the finish line with PSLF that I can practically see it. I have been a social worker for 13 years, working with vulnerable populations, and my loans are at around $80k. According to my counts, I made my 120th qualifying...