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Punctuation as Breath

September 17, 2026 by Sarah Higgins | Leave a Comment

As a playwright, I place a lot of importance on punctuation. Plays are written specifically to be voiced and embodied, so they need to align with the internal rhythm of the reader/speaker — heartbeat, breath. Punctuation is a very useful, nearly universal way to do that. I say nearly universal because each mark means something […]

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More Than Seven Letters

December 18, 2025 by Sarah Higgins | Leave a Comment

Communication. Community. In a world (like ours) where so much is ruled by the exchange of ideas, these two concepts share more than their first seven letters. They are both integral to how we exist in the world. If you can’t communicate, then how do you build community? And without community, humans — who are […]

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Look Up — See that Bluesky?

May 22, 2025 by Sarah Higgins | Leave a Comment

Oh, hello (she says, putting her phone away). Was just scrolling through social media feeds … you know how it goes. How prevalent the internet is these days. How the concept of community has come to encompass both online and offline realities. And how the social media landscape has continued to change. Editors Canada has […]

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