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Roy peter Clark

Roy peter Clark

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    What I learned about writing from watching the Olympic games

    Whether you’re writing or completing moves that defy the limitations of the human body, you must stick the landing — without making a splash
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    The best Pulitzer leads (or ledes) in 2024 - Poynter

    Longtime writing coach Roy Peter Clark gives this year’s award to a gripping narrative about two octogenarians who died in a hurricane.
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    Shakespeare and the power of wordplay … featuring the pun that laun...

    Four words from Hamlet collide with multiple meanings and offer a stimulant for the brain as strong as the most sophisticated puzzle
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    The original Swifties: What writers can learn from Tom Swift’s adve...

    ‘Let’s speed up the tempo,’ said Taylor swiftly.
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    What I learned about writing and storytelling from Rudolph the Red-...

    There may be no more efficient example for teaching the elements of story than the story of Rudolph, just 88 words.
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    What I learned about writing by listening to Jimmy Buffett - Poynter

    To fully appreciate Buffett, we have to understand the ‘power of the particular,’ the spongecake, the six-strings and the boiling shrimp.
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    An appreciation of the UNC front page and of news as ritual - Poynter

    The staff of The Daily Tar Heel did more than transfer information. They opted instead for an expression of communal fear and suffering.
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    Opinion | What Tony Bennett taught me about the life of a writer - ...

    The 96-year-old singer never stopped learning and would not accept a creative death, even as the culture of music changed.
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    What I learned about writing from Tina Turner: Rough writing is goo...

    In a prologue to an iconic performance of ‘Proud Mary,’ Turner explained how she revised the song with a radical change of tempo — from easy to rough.
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    The Best Pulitzer Lead (or Lede) of 2023 Is … - Poynter

    Roy Peter Clark continues his tradition, ranking the best leads from this year’s Pulitzer-winning stories.