GrubWrites
-
Series
-
- Behind the Launch Lab: Craft & Commerce
- Books that Made You
- Business of Books
- Dead Darlings: Everything Novel
- From the Grub Archive
- Lit Boston: What's Happening
- New Voices in Fiction
- News on the (Seaport) Move
- News on the (Seaport) Move
- The Socially Savvy Author
- Write On Prompts! (VIDEO)
- Writing Life Essentials
- Writing the Family
-
-
Authors
-
- A
- B
- C
- D
- E
- F
- G
- H
- I
- J
- K
- L
- M
- N
- O
- P
- R
- S
- Shuchi Saraswat
- Michelle Seaton
- Deborah Sosin
- Whitney Scharer
- Katrin Schumann
- Elizabeth Solar
- Jenn Scheck-Kahn
- Kayleigh Shoen
- Daphne Santana-Strassmann
- Shubha Sunder
- Mandy Syers
- Molly Schpero
- Jenn Scheck-Kahn
- Dariel Suarez
- Diane Sundstrom
- Charity Singleton Craig
- Allison Scott
- Ren C. Smith
- Sara Shukla
- Aimee Suzara
- Sarah Sturman
- KENDRA STANTON LEE
- Elizabeth Santiago
- Emily Shawn
- T
- U
- V
- W
- Y
- b
- t
-
- Categories
- Topics
ARCHIVE FOR Sara Letourneau
Using Music to Enhance Your Writing

What do you listen to when you write? A café’s busy chatter, nature’s quiet voices, or silence? Or, maybe you’re like me and put on some music. From a “white noise” backdrop for concentration to a method for setting and character development, music has an uncanny ability to enhance the writing process as well as the final product.
This method doesn’t appeal to all writers, but the growing number of examples out there prove that “music immersion” does help under the right circumstances
October 30, 2014 | Sara Letourneau
Featured Columns
Mailing List
Join our Mailing List