Introducing The Long Conversation: The Newsletter
Or, how to stop hating yourself and start writing.
On letting go of “done”
Evidence, explanation, and exercises
Trying to get published? Avoid these mistakes!
Keeping up with writing when you’re away
Writing when everything hurts
Write better by knowing your reader
Keyword brainstorming, freewriting exercises, my favorite prompts, and more ways to find your next great essay idea
With special guest Fadeke Adegbuyi in the room this week, the gang discusses her upcoming essay on the tracking app Spoonbill, the tensions
"I did not know that I was spelling a word or even that words existed."
Rachel, Nathan, and Taylor welcome Kieran O'Hare, an Every writer and editor whose recent Superorganizers profile of Dan Shipper took an ent
Introducing The Long Conversation: Podcast Edition! In this edited version of Rachel’s first live chat with the Bundle writers, they discuss
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After a writing exercise where the panelists explored different career paths they might have followed, Dan, Adam, and Taylor talk through th
Having spent the week responding to a prompt—What does it feel like to be alive?—Rachel and the Bundle writers spend their final hour of the
I dwell in Possibility -Emily Dickinson
Rachel talks with Dan, Nathan, Adam, and our newest panelist Taylor Majewski about Carmen Maria Machado’s genre-smashing memoir, In the Drea
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Rachel brings together Nathan and special guest Evan Armstrong to discuss the writing and editing processes that led to their hit pieces fro
After talking through questions of editorship and delegating, Rachel, Dan, Nathan and Adam turn their attention to the week’s reading: Helen
Rachel and the writers (including guest panelist Fadeke Adegbuyi!) welcome the author of Writing as a Way of Being, Dr. Robert P. Yagelski—o
