Speaking of bad writing, it seems the winners of the 2010 Bulwer-Lytton Fiction Contest have been announced. Named for Edward + more
Speaking of bad writing, it seems the winners of the 2010 Bulwer-Lytton Fiction Contest have been announced. Named for Edward + more
I’ve often puzzled over summer reading recommendations, the implicit assumption being that we all have more time to read during + more
Some of you will be receiving via mail the latest edition of PROOF! magazine, a biannual publication that, in each + more
In a couple of days, Spokane will make its annual sacrifice to the basketball gods—and more than 200,000 players, fans, + more
To those who read the last word and say, “Hey, I can do that”—and then wonder what’s to stop them + more
A week ago, our oldest daughter graduated from high school. The following Sunday, this milestone was celebrated with family, friends, + more
A few years ago, the journal Philosophy and Literature sponsored the Bad Writing Contest, its aim to celebrate “the most + more
This is fun. But a word about Oklahoma’s tagline, if I may: Are you frickin’ kidding me??? It has + more
Considering the rate at which technology seems to be advancing these days, it’s almost heterodoxical to suggest that it might + more
Last weekend—and, it turns out, for the first time in my life—I read a Sports Illustrated article from beginning to + more
If you want to be inspired by design—or simply amused by it—check out dezeen.com. It’s a great opportunity to visit, + more
So I was reading a news release from a reputable NYSE-listed corporation the other day, and I came across the + more
Greg Beato over at The Smart Set offers up a brief homage to the lowly business card. “Tweets fade + more