The Write the World Blog

From thoughtful investigations to in-depth exposés, your entries in our Sports Writing Competition...

Writing a helpful peer review is not only an exercise in editing, it’s an exercise in empathy, as...

Like an amuse-bouche—a small appetizer that provides a full taste experience in just one...

Writing a compelling and moving piece of journalism (or any writing!) often requires one to turn...

Most writers could easily spend 99 words waxing poetic about the sky or ocean. However, crafting...

There is often a false dichotomy of fan versus critic—the fan is there to enjoy, and the critic is...

At Write the World, we firmly believe that no matter how much you plan and outline a piece, you...

As the Sports Layout and Copy Editor for the Boston Globe, John Vitti, guest judge for our Sports...

From a destructive memory drive to a disappearing city, from a world behind screens to a mutant on...