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Read MoreMargaret Jacks Hall, Building 460 in Main Quad, is home to the Program in Feminist, Gender and Sexuality Studies. (Photo: REBECCA PIZZITOLA/The Stanford Daily) Two creative writing lecturers requested anonymity due to fears of professional retaliation. Pseudonyms and gender...
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wcadmin posted a new topic "Bob Dylan" –
In this forum, we’ll delve into the form, style, and structure of Dylan’s compositions, discussing how his unique approach to songwriting has impacted music and culture worldwide. From the simplicity of his early acoustic pieces to the complexity of his… Read more»
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Adele’s songwriting, although it occasionally aligns with conventional structures, is characterized by a more nuanced and flexible approach that prioritizes emotional expression and narrative depth over strict structural adherence. Her songs often exhibit a fluidity that allows her to exploit… Read more»
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wcadmin posted a new topic "Adele's songwriting style" –
Adele’s songwriting, while it can conform to traditional structures like ABABCA (verse, chorus, verse, chorus, bridge, chorus), often showcases a more fluid and emotive approach that aligns with her deeply personal lyrical content. This flexibility in structure allows her to… Read more»
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When I first started writing, I was looking for a place to get feedback on my work. I wanted to find a community of writers who could help me improve my craft. But I quickly became frustrated with the sites I found. You know the ones that were either too superficial or too harsh.
I saw a need for a different kind of writing critique site. One that was based on mutual respect.
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