Winesburg, Ohio–On the Occasion of Its 90th Anniversary
Article Written by : Young Fashion This year, Sherwood Anderson’s 1919 classic “Winesburg, Ohio” turns 90. And my has the book weathered …
On the Bookshelf: Angels in America, Parts I and II
Article Written by : Hollywood Heat Playwright Tony Kushner, author of Angels in America, said of the differences between playwriting and its …
Carol Ann Duffy Named First British Poet Laureate
Article written by : UNO Art Gallery After 341 years of male poet laureates such as Tennyson, Wordsworth, Dryden, and Ted Hughes, …
Book Review: Straight Talk About Klout and Social Media Influence
“Straight Talk About Klout and Social Media Influence” by Miriam Slozberg covers everything from why having a social media presence is crucial, developing influence is important, the dos and don’ts of social media as well as providing a deep understanding of Klout. It is an excellent read, jam packed with great information and highly recommended to entrepreneurs, coaches, authors or those looking for work in any field that involves social media and marketing.
Thoughts on Sincerity
“Rousseau and the Modern Cult of Sincerity,” is an essay included in Phineas Upham’s book Space of Love and Garbage, written by …
The Literal Problem with “Literally”
By Phin Upham Do you literally use the word “literally” all of the time? Doing so would be impossible, but it’s likely …
Under The Dome – Stephen King
Book Review: Under the Dome When one looks at the body of work of Stephen King, one can’t help but assume that …
World War Z – Max Brooks
I’ll be honest here. Unlike J.R.R Tolkien’s “The Lord of the Rings” trilogy, which released three epic movies shot in New Zealand, …
The Racketeer – John Grisham
Book Review: The Racketeer If Walt Whitman and Mark Twain are considered the fathers of American literature, it isn’t a stretch to …
The Lost Symbol – Dan Brown
Dan Brown has been around for a while. Almost no one missed his book, The Da Vinci Code, not unless you lived …