You and your efforts are a gift in any room, never a burden. Remember this, and don’t sell yourself or your work short.

a letter to writers and anyone who needs to hear that sharing art can be messy, and we often need to invite ourselves

20 hrs ago • Jen Knox

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August 2026

On Scotland & the reason we need to celebrate art in all forms

the performances, the crowds, the love of art, the release of anxiety (this might be a part 1)

Aug 24 • Jen Knox

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The day job narrative. What would your manuscript look like?

revisiting the constraints of working roles and their potential to reshape identity

Aug 17 • Jen Knox

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How working at a factory taught me to be a better storyteller

Hint: it was boring.

Aug 17 • Jen Knox

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There’s something remarkable about a writer’s ability to move across and through time.

The worst choice ever! (Just kidding.)

Aug 12 • Jen Knox

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Alternate worlds for creative problem-solving

What Prince, a roofer, a scientist, or a chef might teach use about being creatively stuck

Aug 2 • Jen Knox

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July 2026

Memory and creative conversation to deepen resilience

episodic memory, creative nonfiction, and the neuroscience of remembering what matters

Jul 23 • Jen Knox

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Celebrating courage and depth instead of numbers

write, ressurect, reinvent your practice

Jul 13 • Jen Knox

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Dropping the artificial everything, getting back to the root

Take a moment to slow down and sit with me.

Jul 4 • Jen Knox

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June 2026

How to fail beautifully as a writer, as a human (I'm an expert)

ah, so that's why it's called the resilient creative

Jun 18 • Jen Knox

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Round on the ends and [...]. How place shapes writing voice.

Every region's landscape contributes to the tapestry of the time and our personal view of the world.

Jun 9

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May 2026

Sometimes the inner critic is right, but that doesn't mean I have to listen to her.

the historical voices I study have been ignored, imprisoned, and ridiculed for their words; is today different?

May 29 • Jen Knox

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