Why and how are other voices necessary to your essays?
That's where I'm hoping your essays can help.
All of a sudden, food and coffee will start to take priority over your essays.
Some of your most inflammatory comments have been made in your essays and columns.
When and how do your essays place faith in something, or move toward some kind of resolution of opposing notions?
Super-useful to check spelling and impress – or should I say galvanise – with big word in your essays.
How do you fight that sense of falsity when you include what might be called "confessional" material in your essays?
If all theories are given equal status, teachers could say: "Your essays on the cause of tornadoes were very good.
If you don't have a philosophic worldview, your essays won't even rise to the status of being wrong.
I'd love to hear you talk a bit about the role of faith and doubt in your essays.
Let's talk about your approach to pop culture in your essays like In Hollywood, your essay on John Dunne's Monster.
