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This post is a run down of the expository essay ‘smart’ project on TheRightMargin’s writing platform. Smart projects are tailored writing spaces for a specific genre complete with custom guidance, suggested goals and tasks, and a unique writing space. If you’re a student, a teacher or in the edtech industry, you may find something of interest in this post to help improve student writing skills and facilitate your writing curriculum. This is new writing technology that may help alleviate some of the pain points we see in writing essays today.

A Simple Thought Exercise to Motivate you to Write Again

By Shivani Bhargava - CEO & Founder

On July 18, 2017

In Useful Writing Tips, The Art of Writing, TheRightMargin

Have some writing you want to get done? Spend a couple minutes reading through this easy, 5 step exercise to motivate you to write and finally tackle your writing project head on.

Writing a letter to Congress with TheRightMargin

By Will Sullivan

On January 20, 2017

In Useful Writing Tips, TheRightMargin

The impact the 2016 election year has had on U.S. citizens is mind-blowing. And my team and I have worked hard to find a way to do our part to help empower people to affect the change they want to see as we move into 2017. Since we’re in the business of writing and helping people achieve their writing goals, we’ve recently launched a smart project that helps you write a letter to Congress.

Christmas gift ideas for aspiring writers

By Christine Lee

On December 21, 2016

In Writing Resources, TheRightMargin

Hey, are you looking for Christmas gift ideas for aspiring writers? For the journalers, the scribblers, the poets and scribes in your life? We hope we’ve come to your aid with our very special and curated list of gifts for aspiring writers below. Each recommendation has been personally used, appreciated, and recommended by our team here at TheRightMargin.

A Plan for Revising Your Novel in TheRightMargin

By Will Sullivan

On December 5, 2016

In Useful Writing Tips, TheRightMargin

You’ve done it! You’ve finished the first draft of your novel. Well done, fearless wordsmith. Hopefully, you’ve built in some time to celebrate and reward yourself. Now, though, it’s time to think about revising your novel.