Monthly Archives: March 2011

For this 750, focus on your essay. Keep amassing & shaping your material. If you want to make a web-chart to find some unexpected associations around your topic, and if you’re the kind of person who likes to work on … Continue reading →

Welcome back to sunny Indianapolis, spring breakers. We’re going to get right back into the multigenre swing of things with an essay on mooning by Daniel Nester, author of HOW TO BE INAPPROPRIATE. In class on Monday, we’re going to … Continue reading →

It’s almost here. Spring break. That magical time when you can immerse yourself entirely, without any distractions whatsoever, into writing your multigenre research essay. As a springboard to your week of focus & solitude (that’s what everyone is doing, right?), … Continue reading →

Another day, another 750.  By now (hopefully), your project is gaining both mass and momentum. You might already have plenty of stuff to write about today, but if you don’t, consider the following research angle: Appearances of your practice/artifact in … Continue reading →

The 750 train rolls on. What to write about today? You might think about trying a new genre for a creative tile. Or you might “talk about” the essay, thinking on the screen about approaches you might take, genres you … Continue reading →