Great Books with Horrible Dating Advice
This is by Robert Bruce of 101 Books When I was single, I hated dating—which is probably why I didn’t do much of it. There are so many unspoken rules, Continue Reading
Truman Capote’s Teenage Works Published
He claimed to have taught himself to read and write before his first year at school, to have started serious fiction writing aged 11, and to have known for certain Continue Reading
David Sedaris – Ask Me Anything
Earlier this week, American humorist and longtime NPR contributor David Sedaris joined social network site Reddit for one of its famous AMA (Ask Me Anything) Q&As. CanLit fans may recall Continue Reading
Join Us – Do You Own A Bookshop?
We are presently looking for 2 new Featured contributors. If you own or manage a small bookshop and would like to share some experiences/tips with our writers all while gaining Continue Reading
Alexandra Horowitz and Experiencing the Wonders Around Us?
From Brain Pickings… For my book club collaboration with The Dish, Andrew Sullivan’s online oasis of intelligence and idealism, I had the pleasure of sitting down with cognitive scientist Alexandra Continue Reading
My Twitter Strategy
A guest post by Jean Shorney When my son suggested that as a writer I should get myself ‘out there’ via the medium of Twitter, all I visualised was people Continue Reading
Should I Start a Podcast?
From The Future of Ink As an online entrepreneur, you have a tremendous opportunity to leverage this platform to get your content, your brand and your marketing message out to a wider Continue Reading
Should You Feel Embarrassed for Reading Kids Books?
I’m not sure I agree with the premise of this article. I read YA from time to time. Perhaps the gist should be that you might feel embarrassed if YA Continue Reading