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Fixing writer’s block
SR Staley June 22, 2015
By Claire W. Staley As a writer, I am familiar with this common ailment: Writer’s…
Posted in Claire Staley, Keys to Success, writing and storytelling Tagged challenges, claire staley, keys to success, writer's block, writing
When it’s time to break the writing “rules”
SR Staley June 19, 2015
By Claire W. Staley There are specific rules that are almost always followed in fiction,…
Posted in Claire Staley, writing and storytelling Tagged agatha christie, claire staley, then there were none, writing rules
Slytherins Unite! The good and the bad of the “dark side” of Harry Potter
SR Staley June 9, 2015
By Claire W. Staley Hello all you Gryffindors, Hufflepuffs, Ravenclaws, and Slytherins, and welcome to…
Posted in Books, Claire Staley, Heroes and villains Tagged characters, claire staley, evil, harry potter, Hogwarts, J.K. Rowling
Traveling Episodes: Caye Caulker, Belize
SR Staley April 17, 2015
By Claire W. Staley I adore island countries. They remind me of something that many…
Posted in Claire Staley Tagged adventure, Belize, Caye Caulker, claire staley, college life, scuba, skiing, social norms
Why I believe in magic and fairytales at age 21
SR Staley December 25, 2014
By Claire W. Staley When one turns 21, as I did recently, one is expected…
Round 2 of modern fiction for the modern classroom
SR Staley December 23, 2014
By Claire W. Staley Earlier posts have discussed why incorporating modern fiction into the modern…
The case for modern teen & YA fiction in school classrooms
SR Staley December 19, 2014
by Claire W. Staley Some people tell me that they wish they read as much…
Posted in Books, In the classroom, Reviews Tagged artemis foul, characters, claire staley, classroom, divergent, eragon, fault in our stars, fiction, harry potter, hunger games, john green, novels, reading, storytelling, teaching, teaching fiction, teen fiction, young adult