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Long Overdue Newsletter - August 2020
Quote of the Month "I write because I don't know what I think until I read what I say." - Flannery O'Connor Announcements We're working...
Author Reading: James Warda Shares from his New Book | 48 Lessons Learned in Job Search
If you're interested in reading more from James Warda's latest book "48 Lessons Learned in Job Search: How to Find a Job and Yourself...
10 Job Search Lessons from James Warda's New Book
By: James Warda Ok, so who am I and why did I write this? Most important, I’m a former job seeker. So, believe me, I get it. I understand...
Author Spotlight: D. L. Karabin
Why I love to write: I love to write because I love to tell stories. It's taking the child's phrase 'let's pretend' and turning it into a...
Long Overdue Newsletter - July 2020
Quote of the Month Three Layers of Writing For anyone who's been following the monthly newsletters or keeping up with our posts on...
Author Spotlight: Laura Billingham
WHEN DID YOU START WRITING? I was a relatively late starter to the whole reading and writing malarkey (age 6) but once it clicked with me...
The Pandemic Project
While we hope and pray for the COVID-19 pandemic to end as soon as possible, we believe that coming together through stories and shared...
Life in Lockdown: 31 Stories, 31 Days | And the Crows Began to Wonder
By: Laura Billingham It all began with a rumour. No one knew where it had started… A new virus. A highly contagious virus. Fuelled by...
Self-publishing is more of a threat to literary agents than traditional publishers
How self-publishing impacts traditional publishers but even more impacts the world of literary agents
Long Overdue Newsletter - June 2020
Quote of the Month "It can be difficult to see the whole picture when you're still inside the frame." Tim Cook, Apple CEO Recording your...
Long Overdue Newsletter - May 2020
Quote of the Month "This family has arms that willingly embrace. Arms that comfort and support in times of sorrow and in times of...
Long Overdue Newsletter - April 2020
Quote of the Month "But that day is in the future. So is the day this calamity will be in our past. Until then, we wait and hope and...
Point Guard Smacks Floor Too Hard on Defense, Breaks Both Hands
Saturday, March 4th Point guard Finn "Floor Burns" Slater never brings it less than 110 percent. And on Saturday night, that intensity...
Refs Need More Time With Instant Replay. Take VHS Tape Home
It was what they call a "bang-bang" play. Jacoby Carmichael, the heart and soul of these scrappy Sheboygan Wildcats, drove to the basket...
14: A Nostalgic Look Back at the Kansas Jayhawks Historic Big 12 Streak (part 2)
By: Chris O'Brien This is a historical look back at the 14-year streak of Big 12 conference titles. The format bounces back and forth...
Long Overdue Newsletter - March 2020
Stay Healthy During a time like this, it is incredibly important to keep your entire self healthy. This includes body AND mind. We’ve...
Upcoming Project: Ryan H. Vaughn
Ryan's Full Blog Sample Chapters How to Build a Sand Castle (or anything) Every Rose Has Its Thorns When to Stop Crushing It
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[Introduction] You're Being Watched: How Everything Leaders Do, Say and Are Sends a Message
INTRODUCTION “People want leadership. And in the absence of genuine leadership, they will listen to anyone who steps up to the...
Long Overdue Newsletter: February 2020
Quote of the month: "I would rather go 0-for-30 from the floor than 0-for-9. An 0-for-9 means you beat yourself, you psyched yourself out...