Month: November 2006

I don’t know who’s behind Electric Storytime (the site provides no clues) but I love these short send-ups of literaryContinue Reading

My previous post hinted at the possible advantages of writing in a positive rather than negative vein. But sometimes negativeContinue Reading

The late Stephanie Feeney, founder of the Northwest Gardeners’ Resource Directory, was a superb writer and public speaker. I rememberContinue Reading

Deborah Ng of Writers Row, who compiles an excellent listing of freelance writing jobs and has been a perennial resourceContinue Reading

While podcasting leaves me cold, I’m increasingly enthusiastic about photoblogging. Doug Plummer’s Daily photo can be breathtaking, and I’m aContinue Reading

One of the highlights of Mind Camp was the “paper airplane” exercise Thomas Schmitz used in his session on generatingContinue Reading

Turns out there was an undercover videographer at Mind Camp 3.0 who has taken her shocking discoveries public. Now theContinue Reading

The two-day Mind Camp has a trajectory similar to what I’ve experienced at dance camp weekends: Initial energy, meeting lotsContinue Reading

Nintendo is here with new game to try out: