Kechi Ladapo
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Kechi Ladapo
whatever is mine is looking for me
thesoulworknewsletter.substack.com
[Quick Tip] How to sell without being pushy.
mail.google.comI now think of myself as a writer. I didn't realize it on my own though. It was after Sula was published; I was talking to my editor (Robert Gottlieb of Knopf) one day, and he said, "This is what you are going to be when you grow up. This is it." I said, "A writer?" He said, "That's right. Of all those other little things you do, this is it. This i... See more
In Her Own Words: Toni Morrison on Writing, Editing, and Teaching
A Guide to Booklegging: How (and why) to collect, preserve, and read the printed word
Pecoschooloftheunconformed.substack.com
Welcome!Hi love, my name is Ayana Zaire Cotton.I’m an artist, learner, writer, software engineer, and founder of Seeda School, a skill building platform for learning how to worldbuild through a black feminist lens.
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Most spiritual gifts, I think, are natural abilities sanctified and harnessed by God-given desire,
Called to Catechize | The North American Anglican
When I'm talking to students who want to write professionally, I try to draw from simple analogies: the carpenter who is going to make a perfect chair has to know about wood, trees, the body and how it looks when it is in a sitting position. He should know something about the industry first of all. And then he should pick the right wood for color, ... See more
In Her Own Words: Toni Morrison on Writing, Editing, and Teaching
“The world of branding calls for clean, simple, and straightforward messages voiced by a caricature of yourself. The call to wholeness often invites the messy, nuanced, and incommunicable within/around you. You're not doing it wrong. You (and your world) are beautifully complex.”
—Rose J Percy, from Twitter, 7/11/22