Items tagged with 'Health'

You didn't finish your novel during the most locked down, least social point in modern history? Join the club.

Enjoy these COVID stories from Skipp, all bundled together using the ABC model. May they inspire you to construct your own.

In which our columnist plays dad and says, "Lights out!"

At the computer all day errday? You're probably feeling the effects in your neck, shoulders, wrists, butt, and eyes. Here are some simple tips to help ease (and prevent) the ache.

What a severe head injury can teach you about reading.

A selection of podcasts that will not only help you grow as a writer but as a human being.

Proof that writing can benefit a noble cause.

Sitting at your desk, hunched over your keyboard is one of the worst things for your body, and one of the occupational hazards of being a writer. Read the exercises you should be doing to help this.

Here's one of Amazons reviews: "As a carpenter who specializes in itty bitty coffins I can't say enough good things about this book, my customer base has been growing at an epidemic rate!"

Illness is a great subject for literature; it's surprising there aren't more disease novels.

From ten-month-long sleep sessions to extreme vanity and homicidal jealousy, these seven horrifying medical conditions show us just how tough some of literature's favorite characters had it.