Thanks to our friends at Indy WordLab, Brad had the chance to read excerpts from The Summer of Run + So Far Appalachia for the first time in a public setting. Check out the videos and pictures.
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Thanks to my friends at Indy WordLab, I’m giving the first public reading of So Far Appalachia. This is my last run-through before the event: The Introduction and Chapter 1.
Andrew Neylon at WFYI Online produced a nice feature story on The Downtown Writers Jam, Vol. 2.
The Downtown Writers Jam, Vol. 2 hosted by The Geeky Press showcased 9 authors who came from 4 states. This included our friends from Curbside Splendor Publishing, which brought 3 writers and a crew all the way from Chicago.
Sometimes in the course of human events, the lineup is faced with a last second change. That’s how we roll at The Jam, and our friends at Curbside Splendor Publishing were kind enough to help us fill in the gap with the wonderful Susan Hope Lanier
On Wednesday, November 12, 6 authors will gather at Indy Reads Books as part of The Downtown Writers Jam, Vol. 2 hosted by The Geeky Press. We wanted to introduce you to sixth – and final – author: Ben Tanzer
On Wednesday, November 12, 6 authors will gather at Indy Reads Books as part of The Downtown Writers Jam, Vol. 2 hosted by The Geeky Press. We wanted to introduce you to our third newbie writer: Amy David.
If the tuition hike is approved, I can no longer in good conscious support the J-school. I have to ask myself: If a school takes no interest in attracting the people who come from where I have, why would I continue to give my support? More importantly, how could I justify such support as I travel and work in Appalachia?
Professors see multi-tasking as a function of students using technology, but the call to ban technology in classrooms fails to understand the root of the problem: a lack of reading and comprehension skills.
On Wednesday, November 12, 6 authors will gather at Indy Reads Books as part of The Downtown Writers Jam, Vol. 2 hosted by The Geeky Press. We wanted to introduce you to our fourth author: Angela Jackson-Brown
On Wednesday, November 12, 6 authors will gather at Indy Reads Books as part of The Downtown Writers Jam, Vol. 2 hosted by The Geeky Press. We wanted to introduce you to our second newbie author: Sara Nahrwold
As the nation tried to collect itself in the hours, minutes, and days after the terrorist attacks, our president rightfully spent a great deal of time and energy reassuring the public. What I didn’t believe, though, was the insistence that we could adequately monitor digital communications in order to find out if there were looming threats.