ANYTHING THAT DEALS WITH READING OR WRITING.

This is a version of the thesis that I wrote. It deals with the issue of whether or not the Arts can have an impact on society. I chose to frame the question in the context of my experiences with one play, The Laramie Project.

Purchasing pagan or metaphysical supplies can be done in any community with a little creativity and ingenuity.

"Writing the Other" by Nisi Shawl and Cynthia Ward, feminist speculative fiction writers, is directed to writers but others will benefit from reading it. It challenges readers to examine preconceived notions about people in cultures other than their own.

In the publishing world and in Hollywood, there is a long standing rule: If you want to sell a book or a movie, create a controversy. Conspiracy theories tend to generate a first rate market.

Virginia Smith, a Christian novelist, the author of Just As I Am and several other works, has kindly agreed to share about her latest release, her road to publication, and Christian fiction and writing in general.

Keith (Keef) Richards is the riff master. His 547-page memoir (written with James Fox) reads like a series of guitar riffs with thoughts meandering from one to the next.

An interview with the witty and talented Peter V. Dugan from Long Island.

"Before we an learn, we must be aware of our need to learn. We must be liberated from that which poses an obstacle to learning."

Stress is something we all deal with in our everyday lives so I am sharing with everyone my list of the 11 top hobbies that reduce stress. Enjoy!

Here is a list of five current authors people should be reading.

Christian fiction can often be incredibly predictable and cheesy. Francine Rivers, a Christian writer, writes with a realism and depth of thought I have yet to see anywhere else in this genre.

If you have already read my first article, which dealing with the writing process, this one is next in my series and helps readers perfect their Engagement Proposal Speech by editing. The last step, memorization techniques, follows in another article.

Now that we have finished our last year at Hogwart's and watched Harry grow up, what's next?

An Interview with Julie Halpern, Author of Get Well Soon

An Interview with Sara Ryan, Author of Rules for Hearts

In colleges today, most freshmen students are getting their first taste of Philosophy Classes. In my teaching experience I have found the average college freshmen cannot correctly spell philosophy let alone write a decent essay about it. I'm here to help.