Posted in 30 Days of Night, Blog Entries by Nancy O. Greene, Books, Complete Tales and Poems of Edgar Allan Poe, Entertainment, Fledgling, Horror, I Am Legend, Legendary Writers, Movies, Octavia E. Butler, Reading, Richard Matheson, The Simpsons on October 31, 2007 | 1 Comment »
Halloween is officially here. Like most holidays, consumer celebration of it starts a few weeks before and extends to a few weeks after. Here are a few suggestions to keep you entertained and in the Halloween spirit long after the parties are over and the trick-or-treaters have ransacked your candy stash:
I Am Legend by Richard [...]
Posted in Art, Blog Entries by Nancy O. Greene, Books, Conferences and Workshops, Culture, Life, Lit News, Local Writers' Scene, Reading, Writing on October 26, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
Are you going to be in the Barnes&Noble at the Inner Harbor in Baltimore, MD tomorrow? Why not give to a good cause while you’re at it. When you make your purchases, present a special voucher and a portion will go to The CityLit Project, a non-profit organization that helps to expand the culture of [...]
Posted in About Our Work, Blog Entries by Taryn Simpson, tagged , actions, challenges, ego, id, invisible fences, philosophical, writer on October 23, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
It’s a tired saying, but so true. I’ve been mulling things over today that have been occupying my psyche since I was a child. I began tracing in my mind how actions, phrases, parental and non-parental guidance all plays a part in our development. And, a lack thereof, whichever might be the [...]
Posted in Blog Entries by Clary Lopez, Life, Philosophy on October 22, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
Life is full of dreams and expectations, nobody knows for sure what their meaning in life is. Most of the time I know when I’m on the right track when I feel at peace with what’s going on around and inside me.
We go through life and encounter new paths and [...]
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