Stories Matter-Student Entry
Stories Matter: They Breathe Life into the Dead By Joyce Francisco. When you think of a storybook, do you think…
Island Beneath the Sea by Isabel Allende
Book Review: ISLAND BENEATH THE SEA by Isabel Allende. Translated by Margaret Sayers Peden. HarperCollins Publishers, 2010. Read & reviewed…
Stories Matter-Student Essay
Stories Matter: They Entertain Us By Mary Grace Legaspi. Stories. Things that have been passed down generation to generation. Stories…
Stories Matter-Student Essay
Stories Matter: They connect us. By Jovic Tuquero. Four boys sat by the table nearest to the sidewalk. They were…
Stories Matter-Student Essay
STORIES MATTER: THEY ARE UBIQUITOUS AND VERSATILE By Rabeya Akter. Whether one is looking to find themselves or to get…
Boonie dogs-my first lesson-a memory
I arrived in Saipan in late 1984. By the following summer, I was living in an unfinished house in the…
Stories Matter-Student Essay
photo by Jason Leung on Unsplash STORIES MATTER: THEY BRING AWARNESS By Andrew Nuñez. The dark nature of this world…
Cross-training: Writing and Baking
There are several blog posts out there that compare writing to baking. They start with recipes and ingredients and go…
7 tips for preparing to write your historical novel
I’ve written three historical novels, and went through the gruesome process of editing one of them, so far. None are…
Book Review: THE PILLARS OF THE EARTH, Ken Follett, Penguin 1989.
Genre: Historical fiction, England 1123-1174. Length: 983 pages. Classics transcend their time, and THE PILLARS OF THE EARTH is a…