Contributed Post Soon you will be bidding goodbye to university life, and you best believe that the “real” world won’t be all roses. Aside from getting your finances in order, you will also need to get a job. This means sending out resumes and acing interviews until you find the right role for you. While […]
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Collaborative Post with Cotswold Co. Graduation is one of the most exciting times of your life—but it’s also one of the scariest. What’s next? Will you get a job? And do you really want to move back in with mom and dad? There are so many things to consider as your graduation looms, but here […]
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Collaborative Post with Fords of Winsford For a lot of people, their years spent at university are some of the best of their lives. You experience your first real taste of independence, the excitement of a new city, find friends for life, and complete your transition to fully-fledged adult. That said, coming to the end of […]
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It is often said that high school is one of the most important milestones for just about any person. It is the point of your life where you aren’t an adult yet but won’t be categorized as a child either. It is often the first year that is the hardest for most people because you […]
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Odds are, you aren’t as dramatic as I am, but I’m sure we’ve all been there — that moment when it feels like everything that could go wrong has gone wrong, and everything sucks at the same time. Like all of the lights in a room just went off, and you can’t find the light […]
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Marit Weisenberg brings readers the intriguing and shocking new novel Select, which combines romance and science fiction elements expertly and is sure to be enjoyed by a variety of readers. Weisenberg was able to discuss with me some of her thoughts on writing, the aspects of the book that she truly enjoyed putting down on the […]
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Emily Griffin is the author of the new release Light Years, which defies genres, provides both action and heart, and gives readers a gripping narrative from authentic teen voices. I had the honor to ask Griffin a few questions about her writing process, the authors who have shaped her work the most, and what she […]
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The short story. These are the words that send many writers packing for the hills. How does one create memorable characters, conflict, and tie it all up with a big shiny ribbon in a mere two thousand words? As the famous American Henry David Thoreau once said, “Not that the story need be long, but […]
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Poetry takes time and practice. You cannot just suddenly excel at it the first time, so don’t panic if you can’t seem to let it flow! Now, I am no expert, but I would like to share a few tips that have helped me grow and that I still take on board daily. 1. Listen to music. […]
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