This week for National Poetry Month, we're featuring poet T.S. Eliot. Yesterday, we focused on his poetry collection in Old Possum's Book of Practical Cats. Today, we're featuring one of Eliot's most well-known poems: The Hollow Men Written in 1925, critics note that the poem deals largely with Europe post-World War I -- focusing on... Continue Reading →
This week for National Poetry Month, we're featuring poet T.S. Eliot. Yesterday, we focused on his poetry collection in Old Possum's Book of Practical Cats. Today, we're featuring one of Eliot's most well-known poems: The Hollow Men Written in 1925, critics note that the poem deals largely with Europe post-World War I -- focusing on... Continue Reading →
Today for our Book of the Month Feature on Lisa Schroeder, we're featuring desktop wallpapers for her book Chasing Brooklyn. Click to view full-size, then right-click to save:
Today for our Book of the Month Feature on Lisa Schroeder, we're featuring desktop wallpapers for her book Chasing Brooklyn. Click to view full-size, then right-click to save:
This week, we are bringing you the winning entries from our Lonely Hearts Club Writing Contest. Today's entry comes from Sam, who responded to the prompt, "Would you ever swear off dating for the rest of high school/college? How do you think it would play out?" Here is Sam's entry: “Would you ever swear off... Continue Reading →
Creative Writing Prompt #6 Harry Potter Style Ok, this isn't about Harry Potter per se...but it wouldn't hurt for you to channel a little HP, Hermione Granger, or even some super-hot Cedric Diggory when considering this creative writing prompt! Write a poem in the form of an incantation, a charm, a spell, a conjuration. Make... Continue Reading →
The Wall Street Journal has an exclusive sneak peek from the bonus chapter that will be featured in the upcoming paperback version of Stephenie Meyer's The Host: I’m all alone. It’s dark. I can’t remember where I am … or why I’m here. It’s wrong that I’m alone. Where is Wanda? I can’t see to... Continue Reading →
The Wall Street Journal has an exclusive sneak peek from the bonus chapter that will be featured in the upcoming paperback version of Stephenie Meyer's The Host: I’m all alone. It’s dark. I can’t remember where I am … or why I’m here. It’s wrong that I’m alone. Where is Wanda? I can’t see to... Continue Reading →
National Poetry Month continues today, as we continue this week's focus on T.S. Eliot. For today's featured poetry collection, I'm turning to Eliot's collection of light verse: Old Possum's Book of Practical Cats. Chances are, you've probably already heard most (if not all) of the poems from this collection in the guise of Andrew Lloyd... Continue Reading →
National Poetry Month continues today, as we continue this week's focus on T.S. Eliot. For today's featured poetry collection, I'm turning to Eliot's collection of light verse: Old Possum's Book of Practical Cats. Chances are, you've probably already heard most (if not all) of the poems from this collection in the guise of Andrew Lloyd... Continue Reading →
Novel Novice 