Category: How to Write

You — yes, you! — can definitely write a comedy. Think you’re not funny, or that your sense of humor diverges so wildly from the mainstream that you couldn’t possibly make a larger audience laugh? Think again. Everybody has a unique sense of humor, and no matter what yours is, there’s a comedic genre to […]

Once largely the domain of political activists who set up booths outside grocery stores to ask passers-by to add their signatures, petitions have become one of the most widespread tools to raise awareness and make demands in the modern digital world. Many people, both those considering writing a petition and those thinking about signing one, […]

Are you excited to be starting a new business? Crafting a vision statement that captures the venture’s long term goals can give you, your partners, and your employees a rallying point. It can also attract new investors, and give customers or clients the chance to identify with your business. Writing a vision statement can be […]

Project objective statements are used within every single industry, where they serve to create a single rallying point that clarifies the goals of any big or small project a company undertakes to move forward in their mission. Without these often-misunderstood statements, it becomes extremely difficult to keep track of progress, or indeed to make it […]

Fanfiction can be a wonderful way to keep enjoying a story long after the book, film, or TV series it’s based on has come to an end. Trying your hand at writing fanfiction is also, unquestionably, one of the best ways to flex your own creative muscles. How do you get started, though, and what […]

Have you been asked to pen an informative essay? You will undoubtedly have a loose idea of what you are supposed to do — that is, to produce a coherent, well-organized, and deeply-researched and fact-checked text about a particular topic. Although you are most certainly off to a good start if you keep those essentials […]

Preparing for AP history exams — whether APUSH, AP World History, or AP European History — is unquestionably challenging, and the SAQ portion of these exams is one many students are especially intimidated by. Understanding what’s expected of you is half the battle! What do you need to know before you’re confronted with the SAQ […]

Dialogue lies at the very core of every human relationship — and it’s often unavoidable when we’re writing, too. Whether you’re in the process of writing a film script, podcast script, a short story, a novel, or even a blog post in which you’re reporting on an actual conversation that happened between two people, however, […]

Crafting a clear, concise, and authoritative policy brief requires writers to understand the issue being discussed to the core, as well as calling on writers to be intimately familiar with the culture of the organization on whose behalf they are drafting the policy brief. In this short guide, we aim to take a broad look […]

Preparing to take AP History exams is always daunting — your score will play a major role in determining your future, after all. Many students find the LEQ portion of US, European, and World History exams to be the most challenging, as it requires quick thinking and relies on confident writing skills. Do you need […]