The Fawn’s Formula- Lesson 2
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The Fawn’s Formula – Lesson 1: Fandoms
Hey Writer! This is the first lesson of my free writing course, the Fawn’s Formula. This lesson is a chance for you to reflect on your interests and speculate the lessons for the rest of the course. Let’s dive right in! Idea 1: Fandoms We all have our guilty pleasures—books we cherish, shows we binge,
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The Fawn’s Formula- A Writing Course Based On Your Favorite Stories
Hey Writer! If you’ve landed here, you’re in the right place. I’m Evelyn, a college student who writes as a hobby and loves conveying stories with deep meaning in the most poetically engaging ways. Of course that’s just my style, but what’s yours? What are your interests? What styles, ideas, plots, and characters keep you
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ChatGPT vs. Human Creativity: Who Wins in Creative Writing?
A couple months ago, I was asked to answer a writing prompt in my creative writing class. Each student were to come up with a short prompt to be randomized and passed on for another student to answer. When I received mine, I wore an uneasy smirk. My prompt was a bizarre- ahem… creative prompt.
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Finding Hobbies For Individuality
A couple days ago, I had a conversation with a friend. We started off about what we did over the weekend and then dove into a relevant topic regarding the practical lives we lived: how we spent our free time. As my friend listed all of her academic and hobbyist pursuits, I felt a feeling
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Hardwork and Talent: Why We Shouldn’t Generalize Our Efforts
Think of a scenario where you put in all of your time and effort into learning a new skill or completing a self-directed project. You know how much hard work you put into the task, but others don’t. When people call you talented for how well you have progressed, you take it as a compliment.
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How I Taught Myself the Piano
3 years ago, I began learning how to play the piano. After starting my piano journey, I noticed additional improvements in my mental capacity, such as in sequential memory and echoic memory. I can now remember sequences of notes after hearing it once and recreate the same sequence on the keyboard. If you would also
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Words Won’t Flow? 4 Effective Tips To Break Writers Block
All my good ideas come in bed. Blueprints for inventions, existential questions, and visions for the future all flood in while I stare at the ceiling, waiting for my brain to shut down and drift to sleep. If I wait for longer than an hour in bed, I boot up my computer, squint at the
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Independence
Written by Guest Writer shrimppie As a guest writer at Questiv, I want to share an idea. Have you ever wondered why your life has to be determined by others? For kids or teenagers: from needing signatures to having a bank account, you need a parent or guardian to rely on. Has it ever happened
Teach Yourself to Play Any Instrument
“Hello?” “Its dark in here…” “I was made to create sounds…” Hasn’t that oboe been sitting in a closet for a year now? Don’t let it become another failed investment. Learn how to play an instrument at an accelerated pace with these 5 simple tricks! Familiarize Your Instrument Get used to your instrument. Learn about
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