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Found this video via Business Insider. If you want to practice writing on military topics, try this exercise. Research the experience so you have an idea of what's going on and then try reproducing the intensity of the experience in words:

Here’s a small roundup of articles about various robotic/prosthetic body parts and functions that interface with people’s brains (sometimes called thought or mind control of the parts). Put them together, and we’ll soon have a fully functioning body that can reach...

Here’s a small roundup of articles about various robotic/prosthetic body parts and functions that interface with people’s brains (sometimes called thought or mind control of the parts). Put them together, and we’ll soon have a fully functioning body that can reach...

Writers will sometimes hear they should describe scenes in a way that shows but doesn't tell. To do that, they hear, imagine the scene as a movie and try to convey that imagery in words. In that spirit here's an exercise to try. Check out Stanley Kubrick's use of...

Writers will sometimes hear they should describe scenes in a way that shows but doesn't tell. To do that, they hear, imagine the scene as a movie and try to convey that imagery in words. In that spirit here's an exercise to try. Check out Stanley Kubrick's use of...

Not just textbooks, which it targets, but also non-fiction (assuming the Boundless plan for monetizing the site works): What Boundless does is to map open source content to chapters and sections of dominant textbooks. Students can enter the name of the assigned...