by RS Admin | Apr 10, 2016
Making Google recognize your existencePeople online don’t read. We all know this, even if we try to deny it. A blog or a web page just won’t be read in the same way as a book or a paper. We all have experience with searching content online (hey, you made it here...
by RS Admin | Apr 6, 2016
Writing is all about researchThis past week, my friends and I were brainstorming ideas for various assignments and potential future stories. As writers, we build off each others ideas before reaching some sort of ridiculous conclusion. The conclusion usually presents...
by RS Admin | Apr 3, 2016
As student editors for Runestone, we are asked to write a couple of posts for this blog. As I was considering what I wanted to talk about, I went through many ideas. I knew I did not want to write an essay-type post—I wanted to do a list. But a list about...
by RS Admin | Mar 30, 2016
Today, the city of Los Angeles will be graced with the presence of over 12,000 writers, agents, publishers, students, teachers, and myriad other literary enthusiasts for the 2016 AWP Conference and Bookfair. If you are attending the conference for the first time as an...
by RS Admin | Mar 28, 2016
Last summer I went to an event put on by Revolver, a literary magazine from Saint Paul, Minnesota, my hometown.The event, Write-Fight, was inspired by Moby Dick and included a sword fight, a BDSM-type contraption, and a Chinese dragon, all of which were used to...
by Runestone Assistant | Mar 21, 2016
Thinking our readers might enjoy hearing about the editing experience here at Runestone, CWP Communications Assistant, Jenniey Tallman, recently took a moment to interview Andrew Sposeto.Andrew (aka Spo) was the Creative Nonfiction Associate Editor for volume...
