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Monthly Archives: March 2013
Class Warfare Should be a War on Ignorance
I would like to comment a bit on a fascinating book I read entitled Class Warfare by Stephen Brill. This nonfiction work chronicles the last few decades in American education battles, focusing on efforts to radically change how American students … Continue reading
Posted in America, education, kids, parenting, politics, pop culture, teaching, Uncategorized
Tagged #Brill, #charter schools, #class, #classrooms, #government, #NJEA, #students, education, school, teaching
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On Writing: A Phone Call Writers Dream of
You can’t wait for it, will it, pay for it, or do it yourself, but every once in awhile, a blessing comes to writers. Something that re-energizes, that affirms beliefs, keeps the writing going. When it comes, embrace it, live … Continue reading
Posted in America, comics, digital publishing, ebook publishing, fiction, film, independent publishing, pop culture, self-publishing, Uncategorized, writing
Tagged #authors, #books, #novels, writing
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The Rule of 36
There was a time in my life when my deeply held beliefs and my passions were misread as anger or being “cranky.” That time was yesterday. In my continuing efforts to communicate ever-more clearly with the rest of the world, … Continue reading
Posted in America, comics, digital publishing, ebook publishing, fiction, film, husband, independent publishing, kids, love, marriage, parenting, politics, pop culture, self-publishing, sons, sports, super-heroes, teaching, teenagers, Uncategorized, wife, writing
Tagged #communication, #decisions, #employment, #professionalism, education
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What an honor!
I am awed by this honor. Bill Thompson at TheBookcast.com has awarded my novel, City of Woe, the first-ever Book of Exceptional Quality gold seal. Thanks to Bill for this award! You can listen to my interview on Bill’s podcast … Continue reading
Posted in America, digital publishing, ebook publishing, fiction, independent publishing, pop culture, self-publishing, Uncategorized, writing
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