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86Places To Sell Your Writing
Places to Sell Your Writing highlights online submission opportunities for your writing. You don't have to pay to sell your fiction, non-fiction, or screenplay writing.
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83How to Choose an MFA in Creative Writing Program: Cost and Benefit
I’ve toyed with the idea of pursuing a Master’s Degree in Fine Arts (MFA) in Creative Writing. But every time I try to wrap my head around it, I can never quite narrow down what it is exactly that I’m...
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68True Crime Book Review: The Butcher Anatomy of a Mafia Psychopath (Tommy Pitera)
The Butcher: Anatomy of a Mafia Psychopath (True Crime) I’ve never been a big fan of Mafia related true crime because, in my opinion, the Mafia is losing its allure; its mystery, so to speak. But I...
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71True Crime Book Review: Cruel Death by M. William Phelps (Erika Grace Sifrit, Benjamin BJ Sifrit)
Erika Grace was an only child. And, is often the case with only children, Erika always got her way and anything she wanted. Until she met and married Benjamin "BJ" Sifrit, a former Navy SEAL with a penchant...
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74Book Review: Deadly Angel by Fred Rosen (Mechele Hughes, John Carlin III)
Mechele Hughes moved to the small town of Wasilla, Alaska searching for a new, and fortune-filled life as an exotic dancer. While the earnings was great as a stripper, the rewards she gained by having three...
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61True Crime Book Review: Mommys Little Angels by Mary Lou Cavenaugh (Diana Lumbrera)
Mommy's Little Angels by Mary Lou Cavenaugh The case of Diana Lumbrera, the mother who killed ALL six of her children plus a relative’s six-week-old baby, is very similar. Lumbrera has a baby. Anywhere...
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74Book Review: Under the Bridge by Rebecca Godfrey (Kelly Ellard, Warren Glowatski)
Under the Bridge by Rebecca Godfrey, tells the story of one of Canada's most infamous slayings known as the "Schoolgirl Murder" or also frequently referred to as "The Shoreline Six." Reena Virk, a...
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67Childrens Literature - Nonfiction Genres
As a third grade teacher, I try to encourage students to read from a variety of genres in order to comply with the California Language Arts Standard of reading and responding to a variety of literature.
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70Book Review: A Cold-Blooded Business by Marek Fuchs (Melinda Harmon Raisch, Mark Mangelsdorf)
Melinda Lambert Harmon was a devout member of the Nazarene church in Olathe, Kansas.Growing up the daughter of a highly respected Nazarene church official, Dr. Wilmer Lambert, and later marrying her...
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74Best nonfiction books for children
There are so many great nonfiction books for kids, that picking best nonfiction books for children, was very difficult. This book tries to satisfy the natural curiosity children have about how the world...
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