by Daniel Bell When you are faced with writing an essay, you can feel all kinds of things. You may get writer’s block as soon as you’re faced with the computer screen. You may feel confused and frustrated about what…
by Ann Harrison Today, I’m going to talk about the difference between mystery, suspense and thriller novels. When I first began my research on this fascinating topic, I thought that suspense and thriller novels fell into the same genre, but…
Harper Lee, author of the timeless classic To Kill a Mockingbird, passed away at age 89 in her hometown Monroeville, Alabama. Los Angeles Times and other major news outlets are reporting the death of Lee. As the paper writes, To…
by Aaron Ratliff William Shakespeare, the “Bard of Avon”, “He Who Must Be Mimicked Eternally For Success”, has made quite a name for himself. After at least 37 highly quotable plays and over four centuries of some of the most…
by John Gary We all want a little motivation in our lives, and we may need a little bit of help in order to be able to do so on a regular basis. One of the best ways for you…
by Michell Spoden I am glad to share my chat with Sally Jay, aka Ori Ogebe-Sheriff, a 37-year-old Gospel Artist and a child Psychiatrist. Michell: Sally, please tell our readers about your roots and where you are from? Sally Jay:…
by Michell Spoden Rachel Hore is the author of several novels and is an amazing woman. Filled with a lot of passion about writing and a professional to say the least, let’s see what she has to say. Michell: Please…
by Michell Spoden My interviewee today is Damien Palanza, from Cape Cod, Massachusetts, who is the president of Mosaic Shingle Company. Michell: Please tell a bit about the background of your company. Damien Palanza: Mosaic Shingle Company was established in…
by J. Matthew Nespoli and Keller Nespoli This is Mr. Tiny Man. Mr. Tiny Man was a sad man because everywhere he went, nobody ever noticed him, and he didn’t know why. One day, Mr. Tiny Man was out on…
Quite early in Virginia Woolf’s Mrs Dalloway, as readers catch with the stream of the protagonist’s mental realm, the eponymous heroine’s thoughts read: “… it being her experience that the religious ecstasy made people callous (so did causes); dulled their…