Author: Nissy Preth, M.Pd, Ph.D

Free verse is where poetry breaks free. It doesn’t follow traditional patterns of rhyme or [...]

I still remember the first limerick I ever heard. It was something silly about a [...]

I wrote my first haiku in the back of a notebook during a rainy afternoon. [...]

The first time I tried writing a play, I had a great idea, some strong [...]

I still remember the first time a book made me laugh out loud. I was [...]

I’ll admit it—I used to think satire was just comedians making fun of the news. [...]

I’ll be honest—when I first started writing, short stories felt like the warm-up act. Something [...]

Archetypes are universal symbols, characters, themes, or patterns found throughout literature, myths, and storytelling traditions [...]

Tragedy, a powerful form of dramatic storytelling, has captivated audiences for thousands of years, exploring [...]

Epic poetry stands as one of the most profound and enduring literary forms in human [...]