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Writing from Home - New Writing North

Good Morning TupperWriters!

After a long period of what people call holidays, here we are, back and ready to crack on the winter with loads of ideas to help your bilingualism.

Have a look at this beautifully illustrated guide to Writing Scenes and Stories (which can actually be used to write in English or Spanish).

Enjoy!

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An Illustrated Guide to Writing Scenes and Stories Jeff VanderMeer explains the ins and outs of using scenes in imaginative fiction

A bit of a laugh this is!

Perfect to play while on holidays.

:)

Sandi, Barry, Miles and Richard make up silly letters, Funny in Four - BBC Radio 4 Sandi Toksvig, Barry Cryer, Miles Jupp and Richard Osman play Chicken Cross Road.

Here you go, you errant weather-bitten pigeon egg!

That will teach you... some useful insults from Shakespearean times –for the summer and the beach and that...

;)

And happy holidays to you all!

Make your own Shakespearean insult with the “Shakespearean Insult Kit” Fork7 has found this great Shakespearean Insult Kit over on IMGuR – We would call him a “craven common-kissing canker-blossom” but that would be rude. Combine one word from each of the three columns below, prefaced with “Thou”: Source: http://imgur.com/gallery/ng15UsQ

Reading is a fantastic way to improve a second language. Try not to choose too complicated books, or very old poets at first though, or you might end up feeling a bit frustrated...

Here are some recommendations by the good people of Electric Literature

Have a wicked weekend!

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12 New Books We're Excited to Read on Vacation This Summer Get your summer beach reads.

Good morning Tupperwriters!

Has this ever happened to you? We bet it has!

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Having trouble with your relative pronouns? Here is the Comma Queen to discuss and

Comma Queen: Whichcraft—That vs. Which - The New Yorker In the latest episode, we sort out the relative pronouns, with reference to E. B. White, Roger Angell, and Reeves Wiedeman.

Writing in a second language can sound a bit funny at first, but slowly, thanks to us having that tendency to steal the language and make it ours... Rhymes come out naturally –or not, but in any case... they come out.

Immigrating Into English “The trouble began when I decided to be dangerously ambitious. Which is to say, I decided to write a poem.”

Don't miss the second and last part of this fantastic adaptation of Aldous Huxley's Brave New World!

* While you , your brain is learning languages

Episode 2, Brave New World, Dangerous Visions - BBC Radio 4 Can John the Savage remain true to the values he learnt on the primitive reservation?

Feeling stressed about you skills?

Then listen to this... for there's nothing to understand here.

A glorious celebration of nonsense