Keep a stockpile of topical material.
Never throw away your accounts of what you’ve experienced; they might be come in handy for something you need to write.
That’s especially true if, like me, you struggle to write larger projects.
I much prefer shorter pieces. Things like a one-or two-paragraph social … Continue reading
Don’t write just for today’s readers.
At a garage sale this weekend, I bought a much-needed tube of sunscreen—and also a snowblower.
I used one immediately. I’ll need the other next winter—on a day with no need for sunscreen.
That kind … Continue reading
I bet you’ve been using them for years.
by Andy Scheer
This past month, network TV programs have been clogged with commercials for some high-tech electronic goggles.
They apparently convey sights and sounds to evoke a sense of being somewhere else — even someplace imaginary.
That’s nice. But it seems so limited. Only sights and … Continue reading