Are The Ghostbusters Con Men? – Op-Ed Piece The Ghostbuster movie is one of my favorite movies of all time. It is one of those movies that I will stop what I am doing and watch it when I see it on. Ever since I was a kid, I enjoyed the film. From the funny […]
Update On Coronavirus For This Blog – News You’re thinking about it. We’re all thinking about it. Coronavirus. Or COVID-19. Who has gotten it? (and how did they get it?) How will it spread further? (Can it?) How will it change our lives? (No more work for the time being) We are all wondering how […]
Here is another Christmas piece for the Christmas season. Here is the other one you can read with Santa, in case you missed it. What is your favorite Charles Dickens story? Tell us in the comments below. A Christmas Carol is one of the most memorable Christmas stories of all time. It is the Dickens […]
Greg Luti Sep 23, 2022 14 min read We will try to include a shorter piece or article before we give you the normal op-ed piece/short story. We will do our best to make this piece related to the main op-ed piece/short story that we know you are used to reading. Follow us on Facebook, […]
We got another question about stories for you today. Follow us on Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram. Subscribe to our blog if you want to receive the weekly newsletter. Should A Character Represent Values? – Op-Ed Piece Characters are one of my favorite things about stories. If you read enough of this blog, then that is […]
Here is another list by Sarah Beach. She always has a list on her mind. If you have thoughts on the picks here, let us know. We’d love to hear if you agree or disagree with this. Check us out on Facebook and Twitter, and Instagram if you want. “He knew everything about literature except […]
I Don’t Read What You Want Me To Read, Get Over It – Op-Ed Piece I have a bone to pick with the literary community. To those who identify themselves as readers. Who take photos of their favorite books for Instagram. And who buy books more than an addict buys medicine. You are full of […]
We got a birthday, a coffee shop for you, a poem by Margaret Atwood, oh and an op-ed piece. (You are only here for the poem by Atwood, we understand) Follow us on Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram. Subscribe to our blog if you want to receive the weekly newsletter. Paul B. Janeczko was born on […]
Literature’ Most Difficult Question – Op-Ed Piece There is an unanswered, difficult question that all readers must face in their literary life. Perhaps after you read Harry Potter you will come across this. Or maybe it’s when you are perusing through a classic you haven’t read in a while. No matter the scenario, this question […]
The word that you have to include in this prompt is “death” Technical Definition – (given by dictionary.com) the action or fact of dying or being killed; the end of the life of a person or organism. What is death? Uh… Well it could be considered the end of your life while on this earth. […]
Here is a piece that I hope that you actually read, but I wouldn’t count on it. Follow us on Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram, “She read books as one would breathe air, to fill up and live.” Read more Literary Quotes Check out more Book Deals Write a piece about that thing that you were […]
A Review of Murder Must Advertise, by Dorothy L. Sayers – Book Review Dorothy L. Sayers’ works invariably display cunning, adaptability, and brilliance. Still, none post it so well as Murder Must Advertise, a detective fiction that perfectly incorporates all that is best about Sayers. In it, Lord Peter Wimsey leads a double life as […]
Go directly to the article Here is a piece about a part of writing that we don’t hear many writers talk about. Follow us on Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram. Subscribe to our blog if you want to receive the weekly newsletter. As I lie in bed, unable to move my neck from a recent injury, […]
We got a literary quote, a short poem, and a new coffee shop profile for you to check out today. Follow us on Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram. Subscribe to our blog if you want to receive the weekly newsletter. “There are years that ask questions and years that answer.” — Zora Neale Hurston Read more […]
