Drew Jackson is a poet and pastor. His latest collection is Touch the Earth: Poems on The Way. His work has appeared in Oneing, Made for Pax, The Journal from the Centre
Are you looking to grow as a writer and connect with others who share your passion? The Habit is an ever-growing library of teaching resources from author Jonathan Rogers.
Online courses, short videos, webinars, discussions, writing prompts, critique groups, podcasts, and other helps will guide you on your journey toward excellence.
But even more importantly, The Habit is a hub of community where like-minded writers can connect, discuss, and give one other just a little more courage.
The Habit Weekly is a free letter about writing from Jonathan Rogers. Every Tuesday morning you’ll get practical writing advice and the encouragement you need to keep moving forward on your writing journey.
The Habit Blog is the archive of The Habit Weekly. It is a trove of insight, wisdom, and practical advice on a variety of writing topics.
Drew Jackson is a poet and pastor. His latest collection is Touch the Earth: Poems on The Way. His work has appeared in Oneing, Made for Pax, The Journal from the Centre
I’m canoeing across the Okefenokee Swamp this week, far from my laptop. So this week’s episode of The Habit Weekly is an alligator-related rerun from October 2020. Bonus Okefenokee-Related Reading: Last September,
Besides being an author, Daniel Nayeri is a publisher, a pastry chef, and a raconteur. His book Everything Sad Is Untrue (a True Story), won many awards, and with good reason.
Comparing Notes is a podcast in which Jonathan Rogers discusses writing with other writers. Comparing Notes is part of the Rabbit Room Podcast Network.
Every month, Jonathan Rogers hosts an hour-long webinar on writing. The webinar is free and open to all. Recordings of the monthly webinars are added to The Habit resource library, where members have access at any time.
