I like to say "I'm a writer by trade," but I rarely feel like a writer. I feel like a social media manager, a researcher, a content creator, or a brand marketer. I feel as far removed from writing as one can be while still putting words to paper. After all, a "writer" is someone who sips coffee and churns out books and articles and thoughtful observations from the shore of some charmingly remote pond, right?
Not quite. All of those jobs (and many more) require writing, sometimes hours of it. And while we may not see ourselves as writers, we use the tools of the writing trade every day to do the jobs we do. Meanwhile, many of us are also on the go: traveling to meetings, visiting offsites, working from home or from public spaces, and writing at every turn. For my fellow writers—and my fellow "people who write for work"—here are four must-have items to help you write from anywhere.
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Nintendo has undertaken a notable patent-registration spree, submitting more than 30 patents related to its recent release, The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom. From July 10 to August 4, Nintendo made public a total of 32 patents, with 31 of them specifically tied to Tears of the Kingdom. While it's not unusual for […]
