BooksfromPsychology Today1 month agoImagining From Multiple PerspectivesFiction-reading and skillful writers train readers to imagine scenes from multiple perspectives by blending visual and somatosensory cues.
WritingfromThe New Yorker5 months agoNathan Blum on Education, Inside and Outside the ClassroomPresent-tense narration conveys immediacy and uncertainty, allowing non-inevitable, offstage climaxes and varied story forms to feel immediate and plausible.