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In response to the Slate Book Review Against YA mentioning “…you should feel embarrassed when what you’re reading was written for children.” Bologna. 1. I’m a firm believer that unless a person has a legitimate impediment, EVERYONE can enjoy reading IF he or she discovers WHAT he or she enjoys. The beauty of reading is that each reader experiences the words and scenarios uniquely. Certainly, the writer’s intent (regardless of reading level) is part of the experience, but the reader’s own collective exper
Bands battle. Rappers battle. Athletes battle. …why not writers? N ext time you catch a battle on tv or on YouTube, take a look at the audience. Solid moves draw cheers, and particularly painful jabs prod onlookers to cringe. I certainly appreciate a good bout, but I didn’t think I’d be oohing, ouching, wincing, and belly-laughing quite so much over a written writers’ blog battle. Better yet…they’re taking it into the video ring. Round One Earlier this week, Michael Kozlowski published a bl
Do, or don’t. Support, or dissent. It’s totally your choice, but I’m letting my mathematical nazi write this blog post (close cousin to my internal grammar nazi). It’s bad enough trying to figure out all the red and pink symbols popping up in profile pics all over social media, but even when you figure out the two basics (Marriage Equality represented by an equal sign, = and one man, one woman represented by a not equal sign ≠ ), folks are tinkering around and customizing the symbols. I even saw a marria
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