Guest Post by Soula Kosti ’18 This week in our ENG 311 Publishing class, we discussed a lot about the roles we have as writers and authors as well as the things we must do to connect with our audience and make our pieces unique. But how can we actually make what we write unique, if almost anything you can … Continue Reading →

Guest post by Kelley Dodge ’16 The concept of “authorship” has greatly evolved throughout history. While during the medieval period authors were regarded as individuals who reproduced and reshaped past material for contemporary use, today, we typically think of authors as individuals who create their own original content. In modern times the author is given much more power, not only … Continue Reading →

Guest post by Tim Melton In terms of publishing, we seem to be in a great period of uncertainty. Clearly, the advent of digital publishing through eBooks has in many ways invalidated the old print model. There are still some, though, that argue that print literature will never completely disappear, particularly due to the fact that books inherently capture the … Continue Reading →