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The Invisible Forces at Work in Writing

By Roger Rosenblatt | September 27, 2018 - 12:00am

A couple of years ago, in an essay in The New Yorker, the critic and writer Kathryn Schulz pointed out that we cannot see most of the things that rule our lives.

Freeman Cebu Lifestyle

Writing

By Nancy Unchuan Toledo | July 15, 2018 - 12:00am

I could never keep a journal for long. Oh, I’d try. When I see a beautiful notebook or a fancy journal at a bookstore, I’d pick one up and make a mental note to start writing one. I’d start it,...

Freeman Cebu Lifestyle