Month: April 2020

FICTION Can Light be Found when the Love we had is Lost? By Skyler Kraft Jan. 20, 2020 After a decade of cultivating children’s books and editing critically acclaimed adult best-sellers, Jill Santopolo enters the page herself with her debut adult novel, The Light We Lost. Capturing what it means to […] via New York Times… Continue reading New York Times Book Review — Shot of Sky

Kate Rauner The next writer we are interviewing is Kate Rauner, who also provided the cover design of “Deep Down & Dirty Writing Secrets.” A lover of science and science fiction, she spent her professional career as an engineer, most recently providing environmental protection services to a huge open pit copper mine in the American […]… Continue reading Writing Advice: Interview with Kate Rauner — W. Wang’s World Commentary

History of the the Internet: The first telegraph was developed in the 1830’s and 1840’s. In the 1950’s computers had begun developing. The internet had started out in 1962 as a part of (DARPA) Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency than evolving in 1969 into Arpanet. In the 1980’s with the public support use of Arpanet […]… Continue reading The Internet and it’s Resources — Site Title

In this article, written by Alex Lubbin for Vice, discusses the recently formed hole in the ozone above the Arctic. While it isn’t the most informative of articles, it does convey a message that many have felt the need to express themselves. By doing this, the author is able to bring its reader in, while […]… Continue reading Thoughts On: “Now There’s Another Hole in the Ozone Layer. Great. “ — Professional Writing 210: Digital Writing

Writers Conferences–HA! Remember those? Workshops, panels, sitting across from editors and agents, breathing the same air… Oh, the good old days! I’m sure somewhere down the road we’ll be in the same room together again, scarfing cheese and grapes from the appy trays and crowding around the bar. But until then, here’s some sage advice […]… Continue reading Getting ready to pitch? Read me first! REVISITED — Gwen Jones Writes

Staff Report ROCKFORD – Rockford Public Library will launch “Virtual Lunch and Learn” this week, a six-part Webex series inspired by its live adult programs. The series begins at 12:30 p.m., Thursday, April 30, with “From Bootleggers to Retirees- a discussion of the Mafia in Rockford.” Hosted by local history expert Jean Lythgoe and author… Continue reading Rockford Public Library launches ‘Virtual Lunch and Learn’ series — Rockford Connected

Hi, I’m just doing a quick post here to take a break from working on my Novel. By the way, it’ll be out soon, and I couldn’t be more excited! via Shameless Recommendation — Michael Price – Editor at Large

Anybody else stuck at home during the virus crisis? Ironically, I’m considered “essential”, but my current job didn’t have enough work for us to do because of actions taken by the Federal Government. So… I’m off for now. In an effort to beat the boredom, I’ve started writing another novel. It’s tentatively called ‘How Do […]… Continue reading Killin’ Time… Covid Style( ͡❛ ͜ʖ ͡❛) — Michael Price – Editor at Large

I don’t know about you, but I’ve had a lot of time on my hands lately. What do I do with it? I putter around the house. I work on the yard. I yell at the kid, and she yells right back. She’s got my number alright. There are days I would do just about […]… Continue reading Old Pictures… — Michael Price – Editor at Large

Windows opened Mum and I screaming at the top of our… You know, that organ which Mr Corona makes the point of his attack Our voices in unison with the carnival of faces Hand clapping together among our block For those brave front liners Robed in white and blue Their lives risking for Queen and […]… Continue reading CLAP, by Darell J Philip — POETRY FESTIVAL. Submit to site for FREE. Submit for actor performance. Submit poem to be made into film.