By The Summit University Team
Summit University is excited to announce a groundbreaking new course designed to give you the skills to put your stamp of light on popular social media platforms.
This is a special course you won’t want to miss. ENGL 1275 Writing for Social Media is a “do it” course that will provide you with powerful hands-on experience in working with social media platforms.
By Patrick Rogers
It was less than 200 years ago that a storyteller changed a nation. His name was Charles Dickens.
By Justina Torres
Leonardo da Vinci once said “The Painter has the universe in his mind and hands.” How do we paint our own stories? It comes from a common thread we all have access to.
By Justina Torres
Regardless of what we are writing, we need to use our authentic voice. Our authentic voice is easier to incorporate in some writing genres than others, but it is an important ingredient in all types of writing.
By The Summit University Team
In a recent Mercury Writers’ Guild Zoom meeting, author Lois Drake was interviewed by Summit University’s Patrick Rogers. The topic was writing fictional stories or novels about the teachings. This issue of Tips & Techniques shares the transcript of this enlightening interview (edited for clarity). We hope you will enjoy it and that it will inspire many of our readers to try the fiction approach to write about the teachings!
By The Summit University Team
Here’s a sneak peek into two exciting new writing courses Summit University will be offering during the second half of 2021. Registration will open on April 26. Please click on the link below for further information.
By The Summit University Team
As lovers of the teachings of the ascended masters sharing them when opportunities arise. Many of us have been trained in various outreach skills and activities where we share the teachings with spiritual seekers
By The Summit University Team
What do we do with commas? There is such a need for them, yet the need is not always recognizable. Let’s visit commas and see where we can improve.
By The Summit University Team
Last month we discussed the rules regarding the uses of hyphens, that shortest of horizontal dashes (-) found on the key to the right of the zero on your computer keyboard. This month we will explain how the hyphen’s two cousins, the em dash and the en dash, are used.
By The Summit University Team
Dashes and hyphens are twins that look the same but are used differently in writing. Let’s visit how they work!