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Category Archives: spontaneous writing
writing warm-ups
One of my current research projects looks at the ways in which young people value the experience of live art. We have worked with a choreographer in an intensive four day workshop and we have just moved onto some serious … Continue reading
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dr jekyll writes – binge writing as a pathological academic condition
A confession. I like a good writing binge. I sometimes find it’s the only way to get something done. I have to immerse myself completely in a topic and its associated readings in order to make sense of it. Now … Continue reading