Becoming a Better Writer
Throughout this blog’s existence, I’ve shared everything from why reading is important to the problems with illiteracy, so today I
General posts about my writing, including books, short stories, poetry, and articles.
Category: Writing
Stopping Illiteracy: Why Reading is Important
Sometimes people wonder why reading is important. There are some obvious and some not-so-obvious reasons why reading is so vital
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A Lazy Day, Perfect for Writing
Writing is fun on any day, but it’s especially fun on a day when you’re just relaxing and you have
Valentine’s Day Gift Idea: A Lover’s Garden gift basket
Gift baskets keep on giving If you’ve been wondering what to get your loved ones this Valentine’s Day, you can
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Some New Changes in the Midst
A year and a half ago, I detailed my desire to continue writing and I really meant it. In fact,
A Year and Two Months Later, and Yes I’m Still Writing
Yeah it’s been awhile — long while — since I’ve posted on my personal blog. Yes, I’m definitely still writing.
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Illiteracy & Its Social & Economic Impact on the United States
Illiteracy is a very common problem in the U.S., more common than some people might think. As many as 23%
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Getting Into the Spirit of Hallowe’en Early With Short Stories & Poetry
I was walking through a local store today and passed Halloween decorations that had been there since mid-August. While I
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Where & How Did You Learn to Read? What Makes It Enjoyable?
It’s always amazing to hear different stories from people about how they learned to read and how they got to
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Morning Is My Most Creative Time of the Day
I don’t know whether it’s the sheer, utter calm that I feel when the first breaths of a brand new