Whether you're new or a veteran to blogging, it's ALWAYS a prudent idea to pause and review the responsibilities when writing to a global, "googleable" audience. And of course, Doug Johnson, over at the Blue Skunk blog hits a home run (out of the park) win with his helpful hints for bloggers. Read the entire post HERE. Trust [...]
Whether you're new or a veteran to blogging, it's ALWAYS a prudent idea to pause and review the responsibilities when writing to a global, "googleable" audience. And of course, Doug Johnson, over at the Blue Skunk blog hits a home run (out of the park) win with his helpful hints for bloggers. Read the entire post HERE. Trust [...]
Peter Parnell Justin Richardson The first we heard about the story was in an article that Dinitia Smith wrote about Roy, Silo, and Tango that appeared in the New York Times. We were both delighted and touched by the story of these two penguins who had become a couple, and tried to hatch a rock, [...]
Peter Parnell Justin Richardson The first we heard about the story was in an article that Dinitia Smith wrote about Roy, Silo, and Tango that appeared in the New York Times. We were both delighted and touched by the story of these two penguins who had become a couple, and tried to hatch a rock, [...]
MEET Carolyn Turgeon, Author of Rain Village A.B. What inspired you to write Rain Village? Rain Village began as a story for a college writing class. I started writing about this made-up place, Rain Village, where the river was filled with pink fish and it rained all the time and the narrator sold rain bonnets—I [...]
MEET Carolyn Turgeon, Author of Rain Village A.B. What inspired you to write Rain Village? Rain Village began as a story for a college writing class. I started writing about this made-up place, Rain Village, where the river was filled with pink fish and it rained all the time and the narrator sold rain bonnets—I [...]
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