"There is little time," I say some regular writing workshops.
"We need more practice," say others.
I agree. But beyond the limits imposed by the academic calendar, one thing is certain: no one can "learn to write" or "write better without practice.
The aim of these workshops has always been twofold: first, to provide tools for writing and proofreading, and secondly, to stimulate the desire to write and browse through the written textual forms and their environments. There is a part of the road to be do alone: \u200b\u200bwriting.
there anything in that act alone, loneliness will reconcile us with the world or we will hurt the soul. But necessary. It is the writer's birth.
A workshop is only a stimulus. It is nothing less than a stimulus.
So: thanks to all who, in these seven years have passed by this spot where I have found some tips for writing and a response to literary concerns.
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