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WB Column: Accents
Read more: WB Column: AccentsAwrite! Hou’s aw wi ye? Can A gie ye a haund? It’s quite remarkable that when you study English you get taught about grammar, literature, philosophy even, but nothing about pronunciation. We do have phonology, but that is mostly theoretical and only in Received Pronunciation. We learn how to pronounce sounds and phonemes, but don’t…
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Best of Writer’s Block: Special Edition
Read more: Best of Writer’s Block: Special EditionFind here a special of Writer’s Block with a few selections of the best works of the last few years. We hope you enjoy it and you are encouraged to send in some work of your own! Writer’s Block is always looking for new pieces of writing, because without submissions there is no WB. We hope…
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Writer’s Block #21
Read more: Writer’s Block #21Find here our latest Writer’s Block! We hope you enjoy it and you are encouraged to send in some work of your own! Writer’s Block is always looking for new pieces of writing, because without submissions there is no WB. We hope to read some of your writings soon! Click here for the online version…
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We’re only human / Column Block
Read more: We’re only human / Column BlockWe as editors of Writer’s Block have decided to start a new series of columns, of which this is the first. Our aim with this is to write about the things that us editors encounter whilst being a part of the Writer’s Block editorial board. Having read so many work sent in by you, it’s…
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How we work at Writer’s Block
by About WBRead more: How we work at Writer’s BlockAs published in Writer’s Block #20, Februari 2014 Dear readers, You might wonder what we, the editors of Writer’s Block, actually do when you hear silence in our office and when we keep telling you we are lost in a cacophony of sound, craving caffeine and sleeping too little. This is why we want…
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