# Peter Elbow
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Peter Henry Elbow (April 14, 1935 – February 6, 2025) was an American academic who was a professor of English at the University of Massachusetts Amherst, where he also directed the Writing Program from 1996 until 2000.
As a scholar whose published work raised both academic and popular awareness of scholarship within the field of Rhetoric and Composition, Elbow's research includes theory, practice, and pedagogy. He is one of the pioneers of freewriting.
Stephanie Dunson on Writing Your Way to Collaborative Discovery
If you've ever caught yourself about to correct a spelling mistake on a grocery list, this week's guest has advice for you: Stop! And reflect: Why?
Yale School of Management Lecturer and reflective writing practitioner Stephanie Dunson joins Kavitha in the studio for a discussion about how the pow…
Leaders Need to Ditch Conventional Messaging with Mark Levy
Join us for a discussion standing out in a crowded leadership space. Mark Levy is a Differentiation expert and former advisor to Simon Sinek. One of my favorite parts of the interview is how he encourages clients to gather stories and use them at work.
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Should a Workshop Be a Safe Space?
Dear Friends,
This post is a conversation between Alison Acheson and me. Alison and I both taught writing for many years as college professors. Now we are forging a path for ourselves as teachers and writers outside academe. If you are not already a reader of Alison’s Unschool for Writers, I hope …
Where Inger makes Jason read a Romance Novel (again!)
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Longtime listeners who have been asking for Jason to read another romance novel: Inger has delivered! Jason reads Rebecca Yarros's 'The Fourth Wing' and only throws up a little bit in his mouth :-)
After a bit of mail bag, we go deep on the subje…
e6: Reader-Based Feedback — Feeling My Way Through
This week has been especially transformative in how I see myself through the lens of the academy. As I'm continuing to develop my sense of writing as an academic writer, as opposed to a casual writer in modern society, my most difficult task has been staying on task; when there are so many new topi…
Journaling as Alchemy
Have you ever wished you could get into journaling, or be more consistent with it?
Writing is one of the most powerful, accessible ways to deepen our relationship with ourselves, access our inner wisdom, and process our emotions.
It can help us get unstuck, get a fresh perspective, and get clear on…
Focused 249: What if This Were Easy? with Ernie Svenson
David's personal Yoda is back to talk about curiosity, creativity, and the role of AI in focused work.
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249: What if This Were Easy? with Ernie Svenson
David's personal Yoda is back to talk about curiosity, creativity, and the role of AI in focused work.
This episode of Focused is sponsored by:
Incogni: Take your personal data back with Incogni! Use code FOCUSED with this link and get 60% off an annual plan.
Squarespace: Save 10% off your fi…
Critical Thinking, AI Co-Authorship, and the Future of Academic Writing
In this episode of Deep Learning Dialogues, hosts Whitney McKinley and Katrina Gouett sit down with Dr. Christin Wright-Taylor, Manager of Writing Services at Wilfrid Laurier University, to explore the intersection of generative AI, academic writing, and the human voice. Shifting the conversation a…
Epic freewriting inspired by Peter Elbow
What if the way to finally finish a stalled piece of writing wasn't planning, but four hours of writing without stopping to think, edit or look back? In this episode of This Might Work, host Bec Evans explores the developmental free-writing method created by Peter Elbow, the legendary writing teach…
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