Why I Write Wednesday: IUWC Intern Sarah Latona
As far back as I can remember I have always been addicted to reading. I remember lying on my pink princess reading couch, picture books splayed all around me like... Read more »
As far back as I can remember I have always been addicted to reading. I remember lying on my pink princess reading couch, picture books splayed all around me like... Read more »
For most of my life, I hated writing. Well, I thought I did. After several bad experiences in elementary school that sucked most of the joy out of writing, I... Read more »
I have always been a good writer. In middle school I used to tell myself I could write about anything. I’ve never been a math or science person. I was... Read more »
We look forward to your arrival for the annual Indiana University Writers’ Conference. Each day will be packed with exciting and inspirational events. On the first day, Thursday, June 2nd,... Read more »
I write because I always have. I swear I’ve tried writing in every form — fiction, non-fiction, poetry, script writing, journalism. I’ve been there done that, and I both enjoy... Read more »
I am about to graduate from IU with a degree in English, but I started college as an undecided student. My lack of decisiveness still baffles me. Writing has always... Read more »
I am a senior at IU double-majoring in creative writing and theatre arts. I am primarily a playwright and a poet. I write because I literally can’t stop. If I... Read more »
Shreya Fadia is a third year fiction writer graduate student at IU and also the editor of Indiana Review, and Indiana University literary magazine. Reading and editing for IR has... Read more »
For Betty, writing is a way to connect with others. Writing is vulnerability in its most concentrated form, and because of that, it is something beautiful. Ever since middle school,... Read more »
Alicia wrote her first (very, very short) novel in a ragged, pink, one-subject notebook when she was in fourth grade. Back then, she immersed herself in fantasy worlds, loved mythology,... Read more »