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" I learned firsthand that writing is really, really hard. If you want to write, you need to be willing to work. To this day, with each new class, I remind my students that good writing is correlative to time-the more you work at it, the better you’ll be. In my mind, there is no way around this particular truth."

We spent the day walking in the woods that stretch behind Walden Pond, Wright's Woods. There are miles and miles of trails, if you want to experience Concord this is a great place to spend a fall day after you walk around Walden Pond. @thewaldenwoodsproject @concordlandconservationtrust

@hannnahwhite_ takes us from Brooklyn, NY to rural England, chasing the literary and culinary history of the charlotte russe. She also shows us how to replicate this delectable treat at home.

'In Spain, there is a concept without definition in any other language. It’s called, Duende."

Getting ready to start a delicious dinner @woodshilltable where we will have a farm to table dinner on our literary tour this fall. #concord #farmtotable

Join Marlene Georges and Hayley Brady as they mirror the path Jane Austen took with her sister. They reflect upon how the experience affected them both as readers and writers, while reminding us of the timelessness of Jane Austen's work and her love of ambling in beautiful places.

Oftentimes, when we think of the Alcotts, we think of an idyllic Concord landscape in the background. However, Louisa May had her favorite places in Boston, too. Join Hannah on a literary city tour.

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