17
Jun
Movies About Writers & Authors
Hello all you writers and Movie Buffs! Even if you’re not filling such a description, I’d like to share numerous movies about writing, writers, authors, their successes and travails. Allow…
28
May
Words, Words, Words and…New Words!
Unfamiliar to me until recently, the following three words I need to share with you. I truly hope you find them interesting. I did not come up with them or…
7
Apr
Writing Tips From an Award-Winning Author…
” Often as a writer, you may feel the call to write, but sometimes what to write is more challenging than how to write it. Ideas for writing can come…
24
Mar
An Irish Wog
An Irish Wog by A. K. Buckroth Although a “wog” denotes a negative, racial connotation in Australia, Britain, Ireland, and Scotland, this story projects quite the opposite. For good…
23
Mar
A Pleasant Little Story
Sunday, Sunday by A. K. Buckroth (aka: Andrea Roth) “Hon, will you go for a walk with me please?” asked the newlywed wife. “I need some exercise but I’d like…
7
Feb
Chemical Elements A – L
The following is a list of many correctly spelled chemical elements. I hope this helps with your correct spellings of such important items when you need to write, type and/or…
7
Feb
Tom Joyner
Are you familiar with Tom Joyner? He is a retired radio host. https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-1-d&q=Tom+Joyner I have found him to be an interesting character, but he is also missed since his retirement.…
7
Feb
Exclamation Point!
An exclamation point is a punctuation mark. Simply said. You probably have known that forever. However, as a copyeditor and proofreader. I have noticed that such devices are over used…
11
Jan
Writers Resources – Sharing Information
A Message from Jeanne Cavelos, Director: “If you’re a writer of fantastic fiction, Odyssey’s programs and resources are designed to help you take your writing to the next level.…
7
May
“Generation Z Dictionary”
“Generation Z” are adolescents of today, 2019. If you don’t understand what they are saying or talking about, the specifics are nicely arranged in the following link. Credit for this…