Gabriele Rhodes

For as long as I can remember, I've held a passionate interest in stories and myth, folklore and legends. The printed word has always been a close friend of mine, but it wasn't until my teen years that I discovered my love for writing. Over the years, I have accumulated a number of stories, though, I am afraid only a quarter of them have made it to paper. Despite my love for writing and desire to make a career out of my passion, circumstances have constantly forced me to take up numerous day jobs, such as fraud analysis and customer service, data entry and call center agent, and have prevented me from attending college until earlier this year. I have been striving to change this, working on-and-off on my own series of books and a collection of essays my father has written that I'm responsible for editing. But the bottom line is that I want to expand my horizons and, hopefully, build up my writing portfolio. I've always written fantasy, contemporary and high, romantic and not. Right now, I'm looking to ghostwrite or possibly review and consult others on their manuscripts and stories.

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Forgotten Culture: The Consequences of Censorship

We can all agree that censorship is a crime. Vandalizing art and history for the sake of decency, while thought to be "noble," is a violation of our freedom to think and create. It may surprise you to know that the great Walt Disney Company is a prime offender, a crime they have made billions on.

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  Forgotten Culture: The Consequences of Censorship

  3 years ago

  We can all agree that censorship is a crime. Vandalizing art and history for the sake of decency, while thought to be "noble," is a violation of our freedom to think and create. It may surprise you to know that the great Walt Disney Company is a prime offender, a crime they have made billions on.