“You need to let the little things that would ordinarily bore you suddenly thrill you.” — Andy Warhol
Archives for December 2016
Write Right Dances with the Nutcracker
Filled with Awe and Wonder
The Christmas season always causes joyful delight. It isn’t the gift giving, the trees and ornaments, the homemade taffy, the carols, the lights, or even the neighbors’ addition of a Ferris wheel filled with snowmen. I enjoy those things, but they don’t fill my heart with love, awe, and wonder.
Write Right’s Not-So Grown-Up Christmas List
If you seek the perfect gift for a writer, grammar snob, or reader, congratulations! You’re in the right place. Write Right has compiled a list of gifts sure to delight the word-nerd in your life. [Read more…] about Write Right’s Not-So Grown-Up Christmas List
How to Stay Organized in 2017
I don’t know about other people, but I’m already plotting for 2017. I know some of the comics I want to draw. (Attention: It will be a new theme. Yay!) I have a list of people to contact at the beginning of the year. Dates for Collective, trainings, and other events — I’m hoping to participate in Creative Missions again — are already blocked off.
Why I Refuse to Read Bad Books
I know “bad” is a matter of taste. A person might love what I consider bad, awful, and no-good. This post, then, is not about specific “bad” books. Rather, it concerns why I refuse to read them.