If you have everything easy, you don’t enjoy it as much as if you had bad times.
Category Archives: Featured
These are posts which we think are important and not to be missed – highlights from all the other posts we get each week.
18
Nov
Nov
Time, the muscle that ripples from the shoulder of God, was flexing once more, pulling them away from this place.
Authors, Featured, Interviews
Alpinist of Life (Part 1): Jacek ‘Skyski’ Skrzypczinski guides dreamers to their summit
15
Nov
Nov
Everyone’s life is so rich… you should pay attention to it, and then go and write about it…
11
Nov
Nov
The tall one is so handsome, she thought. My father will be so proud. I hope he lets him live. For a little while, at least.
Authors, Featured, Interviews
Working for his muse (Part 2): R. T. Sedgwick engineers his poetic vision
08
Nov
Nov
My first measure of a ‘good’ poem is that its attraction is lasting – I like it every time I read it.
05
Nov
Nov
I am sure this was an honest mistake, but according to Reyna, it was (is?) a trigger. What do you think? Whatever it was, it is a story that needed telling.
04
Nov
Nov
“My dear, I don’t think Catholic girls are meant to do all the things you intend to teach her. I’ve heard what goes on in your … temple.”
Authors, Featured, Interviews
Working for his muse: R.T. Sedgwick bridges the worlds of science and poetry
01
Nov
Nov
In poetry, there are no rules for writing and questions don’t have to be answered.
28
Oct
Oct
“We are here to laugh at the odds and live our lives so well that Death will tremble to take us.” Charles Bukowski
Authors, Featured, Interviews
Being Adopted (Part 3): Paige Adams Strickland explores what inspires her
25
Oct
Oct
I saved my journals until my first book was finished. I pitched a lot of it after a time.
25
Oct
Oct
We are all more alike than we are different.
Authors, Featured, Interviews
Being Adopted (part one): adoptee Paige Adams Strickland writes her story
18
Oct
Oct
When my kids began asking many deep questions, I began to write it all down.