3 09, 2016

Supernaturally Speaking: Chicken Superstitions

By |2016-12-04T02:58:11-05:00September 3rd, 2016|Non-fiction, Superstition|0 Comments

This week on Supernaturally Speaking: fowl superstitions. Learn how the propagation of  the chicken as a domesticated staple influenced the development of superstitions regarding chickens and their eggs. Read more in "Superstitions Saturdays: Chicken."

6 08, 2016

World Muttigree Rescue Month

By |2016-11-30T19:40:53-05:00August 6th, 2016|Dogs|0 Comments

Awareness and compassion are the keys to bringing change to our shelter systems. A staggering eight to ten million dogs, cats, kittens, and puppies enter shelters around the U.S. each year. To keep the shelter population under control an estimated four million are destroyed. That is over 10,000 a day. Some of these are [...]

16 07, 2016

Crafting Connected Stories with Michael Swanwick

By |2016-11-30T19:41:22-05:00July 16th, 2016|Writing|1 Comment

Like many aspiring writers I have stories hidden away, lying in musty electronic directories or stuffed in dusty drawers.   When inspiration struck they seemed brilliant or revolutionary, but after the last word was written and the new-story smell stared to fade, I realized I was left with a lemon, clanking prose and belching smoky [...]

2 07, 2016

Supernaturally Speaking: Mushroom Superstitions

By |2016-12-04T02:51:42-05:00July 2nd, 2016|Non-fiction, Superstition|0 Comments

This week on Supernaturally Speaking: Superstitions involving mushrooms. Find out about the dichotomous view of mushrooms and how that influenced the development of superstitions surrounding these fungi. Read "Superstition Saturday: Mushroom" to find out more.

18 06, 2016

The Philadelphia Writers’ Conference- Becoming a Writer

By |2016-11-30T19:41:47-05:00June 18th, 2016|Writing|2 Comments

  Startup Stock Photos As a first step in my journey to being a writer I joined the South Jersey Writers' Group (SJWG) at the end of 2015. It is an amazing organization, run by outstanding leadership. The members are friendly and helpful, and everyone I have ever interacted with has been [...]