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Creativity, Pinterest, and Your Writing
Kathryn Johnston interviews Jennifer Waggener for Longridge Editors LLC; together they explore questions about how this particular social medium benefits a literary mind and helps organize creativity:...
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You? A patron of the arts? YES!
****UPDATE: Goal Met! Thank you!**** http://www.daisybones.com/p/body-exhibit-thursday-july-19.html Longridge Editors LLC is pleased to have an ongoing partnership with artist Heidi Richardson Evans,...
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What to Do — and NOT to DO — When You Get a Bad Review
We think this advice from Cristian Mihai is stellar. It addresses an element of the reader/writer relationship often neglected when processing criticism. “The thing is that, okay, you write a story....
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The Editors are seeking “The One”
Our August newsletter lands in your in-box with the gentle touch of an autumn leaf. I don’t know about you, but I see signs of summer’s winding down all around. One of my favorite harbingers of this...
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Top ten items that appear on ‘Top ten grammar mistakes’ lists that aren’t...
The internet is full of wrong information. Most of it is well-meaning but misguided rather than actively mendacious, and can therefore be safely ignored, even though it’s usually infuriating. However,...
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Meet Your Muse: Writing Organically with Linda Roberts
The Kiss of the Muse by Paul Cezanne Do you have a Muse? Have you met your Muse? Where does your Muse live? Where can you find your Muse? Is thinking stopping you from writing your dream novel? This is...
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Clients: The Education Alliance
We worked this summer with The Education Alliance , West Virginia’s premier statewide, nonprofit research and K-12 public education fund. This client wanted to tell compelling stories about two sets...
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Of feasts and evergreens, of gifts and bright lights, of love and peace
From our house to yours, we wish you a splendid holiday season! Thank you for your support of our small business, and may the coming year bring you good health and much joy. edg@longridgeeditors.com
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The Benefits of Poetry for Professionals – John Coleman – Harvard Business...
“In January of 2006, the Poetry Foundation released a landmark study, “Poetry in America,” outlining trends in reading poetry and characteristics of poetry readers. The number one thematic benefit...
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Meet the Writers | Essays on Childhood 2013
Anne Clinard Barnhill It is with great pleasure that I introduce the first class of all-repeat writers for EOC! Each has written an essay for the project before; Anne Barnhill has the unique status of...
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Clients: Dr. Bruce Weinstein, “The Ethics Guy”
Greetings from the beautiful Green Mountains of Vermont! Last year, Longridge Editors LLC moved — along with the entire Gaucher family — to Middlebury, Vermont. The moving process and relocation...
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Clients: Mary Hogan School
Longridge Editors LLC is a new official sponsor for the MHS Read-a-thon this year, though MHS parent Elizabeth Gaucher is also the managing partner and helped establish our blog last year. This year,...
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Craft Elements of The Essay Process
Recently I’ve had several people approach me about my essay writing process. I enjoy thinking about the craft of writing, so it was simple for me to jot down a few bullet points to share by e-mail....
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Longridge Review: A Request for Mission Feedback
The new online literary publication, Longridge Review, is coming together! LR will be somewhat similar to Essays on Childhood, but more formal. We will have a reading period, an editorial review of...
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A New Place for CNF Online: Longridge Review
Five years ago, with the prompt and inspiration of my friend Jason Keeling, I started a project called Essays on Childhood. What happened next far exceeded my expectations. The first call for “Essays...
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