Writing, much like success, is a journey.
Cho reminds writing students—just as she has been reminded—to remember the stories that fell short, the unpolished projects (and even the badly written). These experiences and the “ups, downs and flops” reveal how far you’ve developed as a writer and mastered your craft.
Former projects can be given new life or new meaning. Previous, poor, and partial serve a purpose—revisit and revise.
Find my somethings-old, somethings-new, somethings-borrowed, and somethings blue below!
New Collection
HemisFear traverses the landscape of both hemispheres of the mind, guiding readers through a journey of logic, imagination, structure and freedom.
Both intimate and universal, HemisFear reflects the author’s own journey toward peace and unity, offering readers a sense of hope in embracing the dualities within themselves.
University of Minnesota Crookston Inspired Art Journal
Issue 7
