Control the Narrative by Lida Citroën is an excellent strategy guide to personal branding in the modern era of online communication. It contains invaluable insights and advice for any professional. If you are trying to get established or gain recognition, this book is for you. If you are trying to overcome setbacks or a damaged reputation on the Internet, this book is especially for you. I highly recommend it.
Interview with J.A. Dege: Writing as Catharsis
My guest today is J. A. Dege, author of the “Souls Adrift” series. I know Jennifer from social media, where she is outstanding as a warm and supportive member of the online author community. Our conversation, conducted via email, has been lightly edited for flow. Jennifer Dege, thanks very much for joining me today, […]
The Biblical Plays of Robert Frost
I’ve been enjoying the poetry of Robert Frost lately, and recently ordered an Emily Dickinson collection. Why do we think poetry is just for children? These brilliant thinkers have messages that could resonate with us all. There’s More to Frost Frost of course is best known for his pastoral imagery, and his shorter works, like […]
“Good and Faithful Heretic” by Sarah Joy Green-Hart: A Book Review
My review of “Good and Faithful Heretic,” a collection of poetry by Sarah Joy Green-Hart. This is the book we need right now. Green-Hart’s message of forgiveness and tolerance is heartfelt and uplifting.
Interview with Ashley Collins: Life as Performance Art
My guest today is Ashley Collins, playwright and creator of “The Breakup Diaries” vlog series on YouTube and Instagram, featuring personal experiences, insights, and interviews.
Interview with Jon “Armadel” Rigby
Recorded way back in January of 2009, this interview features author Jon “Armadel” Rigby reading excerpts from his illustrated “Everstone” trilogy: “The Everstone,” “Under the Stone,” and “The Golden City.” The Everstone trilogy is a magical, metaphorical tale of wonder and adventure.
