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Tag Archives: Writing
Word Cloud: EMPATHY (Black History Month Redux)
by NONA BLYTH CLOUD I’ve read a lot of statements by writers about writing, and they are all true, but many of them are only true for that one writer and their particular ‘process.’ I like this comment by Nikki Giovanni (1943 – … Continue reading
Posted in Poetry, Word Cloud
Tagged Black History Month, Empathy, John F. Kennedy, Martin Luther King Jr, Nikki Giovanni, Racism, Writing
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Shortfinals is back and we have him here.
by Chuck Stanley Shortfinals is back and we have him here. It has been 1,484 days since shortfinals wrote one of his encyclopedic photo-blog posts for the Daily Kos blog. Shortfinals is the nom de plume of G. Ross Sharp. … Continue reading
Posted in Aviation, United Kingdom
Tagged Air&Space, museums, New Writer, Photography, RAF, shortfinals, Smithsonian, The People's Mosquito, Writing
5 Comments
We have a new writer – Steve Searls
by Chuck Stanley Steven D. Searls, better known as ‘Steven D’ in the blogosphere, has been a prolific contributor to several prominent blogs. Steve has written close to 1,500 blog posts on a variety of topics. He has agreed to … Continue reading
Posted in Jurisprudence, Justice, Uncategorized
Tagged Blogging, Disability, Law, Lawyer, New Writer, Steve Searls, Steven D, Writing
6 Comments
POTUS45* does shtick for spooks, micturates on memorial
By ann summers So he brought a cheering section (a claque) and did his campaign shtick for a spy agency that knows far too much about him, how strange this trip has been. Most presidents know that they should … Continue reading
Posted in 2016 Election, Celebrity, CIA, Government, Media, Political Science, Politics, Presidential Elections, Society, United States
Tagged CIA, CIA Director John Brennan, Conspiracy Theories, Donald Trump, Media, Writing
3 Comments
it might never be time for some game theory
By ann summers Not the best diversion for the end of the republic, since it’s not about game theory, but perhaps that’s all these have been, since the inevitable is coming in 20 days. “Guys. It’s time for … Continue reading
Posted in 2016 Election, Celebrity, Humor, information Technology, Internet, Literature, Media, Philosophy, Political Science, Politics, Society, Technology, Uncategorized
Tagged Conspiracy Theories, Media, Writing
2 Comments
We have a new writer.
By Chuck Stanley, Editor We were lucky enough to get Dr. Nicole Plyler Fisk to come on board as a writer.She is a very special person. She teaches English, and points out that she has gone both the adoptive and … Continue reading
Posted in Blogs, South Carolina
Tagged Adoption, Freshman English, Literature, Nicole Fisk, Writing
3 Comments
Naomi Shihab Nye Talks about Writing
Palestinian-American poet, essayist and novelist Naomi Shihab Nye is a wonderful writer, and she’s also a terrific teacher. In this video, Marcia Franklin talks with her at the 2012 Sun Valley Writers’ Conference. The two discuss the themes in Nye’s … Continue reading
Posted in Literature, Poetry
Tagged 9-11, Naomi Shihab Nye, Palestinian-Israeli crisis, Writing
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Word Cloud: REFLECTION
by Nona Blyth Cloud For some writers, leaving the comforts of “civilization” for a simple life does wonders for their work. Henry David Thoreau is the best-known example of a writer doing more productive work out in the woods. When … Continue reading
Posted in Poetry, Word Cloud
Tagged Arizona, Henry David Thoreau, Journal of a Solitude, Maine, May Sarton, Reflection, Writing
9 Comments