Tag: Hurricane Katrina
THE REVOLUTION OF EVERY DAY and LANDFALL highlight strength of Portland’s novelists and indie publishers
CITIZEN examines current Black American experience with powerful prose-poetry
Adichie wins National Book Critics Circle Award for “Americanah”
Argus Editorial Services
Vigilant Editing
How a Poem Moves
Short essays on short poems, written mostly by Adam Sol
Grab the Lapels
Reading women since 2013
the gist
This writing life
souldaddy
educator, writer, speaker, devoted family man, amateur philosopher, chess enthusiast, basketball junkie, connoisseur of fine hip hop, and purveyor of wit and wisdom
The Tideline
Kristine Kay
Books on the Table
I like best to have one book in my hand, and a stack of others beside me. Dorothy Parker
this is arcata
Arcata is more than just a small college town. It's a community of different people with different stories. These are their stories. This is Arcata.
Kelly Unbuttoned
Me... free, loose, unfettered.
Christa Wojciechowski
Dark Fiction, Delirium, and Digital Marketing
The Misfortune Of Knowing
Books, Writing, & the Law
A Reason To Read
My thoughts on what others are writing
The Virtual Statesman
The Independent & Engaging Political Commentator
Globe Drifting
Global issues, travel, photography & fashion. Drifting across the globe; the world is my oyster, my oyster through a lens.
Leeswammes' Blog
Books, Books, and Books
Project Light to Life
A bucket list blog: exploring happiness, growth, and the world.
The Debutante Ball
Five debut authors. Five books. One big dance toward publication.
Miss Lou Acquiring Lore
Gallery of Life...
