Category Archives: Non-Fiction & Educational

March Is About Women

No only does the United States recognize women throughout March with National Women’s History Month, but we also celebrate the worldwide observances of International Women’s Day (March 8th annually) and International Women’s Week (the week of March 8th). In addition, the week of March 8th is the Week of Women in Aviation! The purpose of these observances is to honor women who have fought for equality among

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My Book Review of The Unexplained Files: a sweary look at mysteries, UFOs, and conspiracies. (Unexplained Mysteries (Non-Fiction))

The Unexplained Files: a sweary look at mysteries, UFOs, and conspiracies. (Unexplained Mysteries by Marc W Shako My rating: 5 of 5 stars A Sweary Funny Take On Serious Topics I’ve heard these stories before, but never quite like this. Marc W Shako brings new life to some favorite unexplained mysteries. I’m not sure I learned anything new, but it

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Writers 2 Remember: Bob Dylan

“A major figure in popular culture during a career spanning more than 60 years.“ Bob Dylan was born in Duluth, Minnesota on May 24, 1941. Though his given name was Robert Allen Zimmerman, he legally changed it to Robert Dylan in 1962 to honor poet Dylan Thomas. This beloved folk singer is “hailed as the Shakespeare of his generation.“ Most people know

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Do I Need A Comma Before A Name?

Often, writers struggle with commas. It begins in elementary school when we are told a “rule of thumb” that seems to become ingrained in our minds: when you read aloud, if you pause, use a comma. However, there are truly hard rules to commas, and what we were initially told is not accurate. One place of note is when dealing

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