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Patrick Somerville describes his experiences writing for television and how it's sharpened his sense of storytelling.

The Dream within the Dream

You took all the covers and I was freezing all night and all night you faced the other way and didn’t ...

“This is beginning to sound like a series of excuses, and it may be a series of excuses, but it is also the way it happened.”

In this five-part TriQuarterly series, writers brainstorm creative ways for writers to make themselves unreliable narrators—with playful, conflicted, and imaginative results.

More on iambic pentameter and the difference between the way rhyme is used in English language poetry and Russian poetry, by Northwestern University prof Reginald Gibbons.

"The prison systems of all democracies are alike; every dictatorship has its own way of torturing its prisoners."

For all the possibilities of meaning making that can be found in poetry, consider the way children acquire language.

Poetry, perhaps the earliest human art, is "a particular way of using language, and it’s a kind of thinking that can be very different from our everyday thinking." - Northwestern University Professor Reginald Gibbons.

"I guess I wanted to deconstruct the way we talk about craft. I wanted to ask instead what creative nonfiction is doing as a dynamic, evolving form of literary art."

"Am I willing to strip down? All the way? To show everything? Or am I not only too encumbered, too fleshy, too flawed, but also too vain? Too devoted to “voice”?" Part two of our five-essay series "The Naked I: The Exposed Voice of Nonfiction."

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