Gwyneth Box - Articles

Web-wise writing: style tips for three types of on-line publication

Since on-line reading habits differ from print reading habits, web writing requires its own style. But the web is not a single homogeneous entity. Email, mailing lists, blogs, web pages... each has its own requirements. Read

By: Gwyneth Box | 29/04/2009 | Writing

Line-breaks and Layout: Striking a Balance Between the Written and Spoken Forms of a Poem

Poets use layout and linebreaks to help readers understand their intentions of pausing and pace. This look at the first stanza of Elizabeth Alexander's inaugural poem emphasises the importance of balancing the needs of the written and oral forms of a poem. Read

By: Gwyneth Box | 07/02/2009 | Writing

Loud and Clear: Secrets to Reading Poetry in Public

The opportunity to read your poetry in public can be daunting. These simple guidelines will help make the occasion more enjoyable for both you and your audience. Read

By: Gwyneth Box | 26/01/2009 | Writing