Any budding writer who has ever attending a creative writing seminar or course will most likely be familiar with the advice to "find your authentic voice" or "write from the heart" and although these ...

Leave humor for the writing, not the reporting, process. Stuever said he’s usually the loud one cracking jokes when he’s with family and friends.

Sometimes, you just can't please everyone, Bill Ervolino has discovered after writing humor columns for 46 years ...

Save the occasional illustration, picture, or creative departure from form, print and web humorists are charged with making us laugh without the benefit of many bells and whistles. From original ...

Megan Fernandes is a writer and assistant professor at Lafayette College in Pennsylvania, where she teaches courses on poetry and environmental writing. She shares her Brief But Spectacular take ...

Stephen Heard once wrote a paper about how pollen spreads among the flowers of a certain endangered plant. In it he speculated that the wind might play a role by shaking loose the pollen. To ...

Writing is when you sit—fingertips hovering over your keyboard, cursor blinking on a fresh blank document—and open Twitter for the twenty-eighth time.

Ironic Capitals and strettttchedddd out words have allowed us to communicate our feelings in writing like never before. A Decade of Distrust It’s an internet tradition, when humor or sarcasm ...

Humor is a key ingredient to successful learning. Can educators keep the laughter going when learning takes place online?

Minneapolis author Louise Erdrich finds writing humor is the 'hardest thing' Louise Erdrich's latest novel, "LaRose," is a page-turner that reflects her experience of family and resilience.