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March 15, 2010
Prelutsky’s By Alan Caruba For a long time I have been reading the commentaries of Burt Prelutsky because they would show up on one of the websites to which I too am a contributor. At first I would just read them and find myself laughing out loud at the sheer wit of the man. He is very [...] March 15, 2010
Posted by Robert Walker in: Books, Business, Creative Writing, Freelance Author, Literature, Publishing, The Writer's Corner
 One comment To Self Pub, to POD, or to Not Self Pub or Not POD -..That is the Debate My Guest Today is here for a DEBATE. PA Brown’s Bio is at the END of this blog. The question we are taking up today has complicated answers. It involves writers deciding to self publish and/or working with a POD [...] March 14, 2010
Posted by steve sangirardi in: Books, Commentary, Creative Writing, Freelance Author, Literature, Publishing, The Writer's Corner
6 comments Stephen Sangirardi March 14, 2010
Posted by Robert Walker in: Books, Creative Writing, Freelance Author, Literature, The Writer's Corner
Leave a comment Setbacks can end forward progress on a writing project but it is not the mistakes and missteps that define us but how we react to them; overcoming the loss of 75 pages is the topic of the ongoing Cook a Book in a Year gauntlet I have thrown down at http://ning.it/aRjND4 March 9, 2010
Posted by Tyree Harris in: Accountability, Commentary, Current Events, Freelance Author, The Media, The Writer's Corner
Leave a comment Media biased for Beard by Tyree Harris Oregon kicker Robert Beard was allegedly beaten unconscious by Kirby Hawkins and Maurice Peterson on Jan. 24, at about 12:30 a.m. When people heard about this, many felt terrible for Beard; he was portrayed by the police reports and the media to be the innocent victim who was just trying to [...] March 8, 2010
Posted by steve sangirardi in: Books, Creative Writing, Freelance Author, Literature, Publishing, The Writer's Corner
2 comments Hi—this is Steve Sangirardi, and I’ll try to be as terse as possible. When I retired from Clarke last year, I felt a guilty void that I converted into writing. Miraculously, I found a publisher for my novel, Monday Afternoon: Night Reading, located in the UK. Night Reading is featured on its website and has [...] March 2, 2010
Posted by Tyree Harris in: African-American, Commentary, Creative Writing, Current Events, Freelance Author, Journalism, Life Experiences, Minorities, The Writer's Corner
15 comments Western perspective is not culture by Tyree Harris Sitting in my race, class and ethnic groups course, twiddling my thumbs and trying to follow my professor, I couldn’t help but feel disconnected. There he went, speaking of tolerance, what it means to be prejudiced and how it’s easy to stereotype other races — but this is probably [...] February 28, 2010
Posted by Bob Grant - Editor in: Creative Writing, Freelance Author, Journalism, Literature, The Writer's Corner
Leave a comment Visits 11,511 % of Site Total: 100.00% Pages/Visit Pages/Visit 2.34 Site Avg: 2.34 (0.00%) Avg. Time on Site Avg. Time on Site 00:03:09 Site Avg: 00:03:09 (0.00%) % New Visits February 28, 2010
Posted by Bob Grant - Editor in: Creative Writing, Freelance Author, Journalism, Literature, Poetry, The Writer's Corner
Leave a comment Pageviews 26,981 % of Site Total: 100.00% Unique Pageviews Unique Pageviews 18,950 % of Site Total: 100.00% Avg. Time on Page Avg. Time on Page [...] February 25, 2010
Posted by Tyree Harris in: Accountability, African-American, Attitude, Commentary, Creative Writing, Current Events, Freelance Author, Journalism, Minorities
3 comments A Call For Help Goes Unanswered. by Tyree Harris When Portland State student Brenda Johnson, who asked that her real name be withheld, traded in her old BlackBerry for a new BlackBerry Storm from a man named Robert she met on Craigslist, she was thrilled. After she made the trade, she called a friend to see if it [...] February 25, 2010
Posted by Bob Grant - Editor in: Books, Creative Writing, Fiction, Freelance Author, Journalism, Literature, Non-Fiction, The Writer's Corner
Leave a comment We first put our site on the Internet in December 2008 – since then we have had over 110,000 viewers visit our site. We extend an invitation to all writers to become contributors. If you are interested please reply to SpeakWithoutInterruption@gmail.com and let us know the type of writings you [...] February 21, 2010
Posted by Will Liu in: China, Commentary, Creative Writing, Current Events, Freelance Author, Life Experiences, Lifestyle, Personal Experiences, The Writer's Corner
10 comments China Impression Chapter One: Differences Among Cities This Chinese New Year Season,something did surprise me. As a rule, every year this time, I must make the trip to the hometown of my wife, where her father still lives in. What astonished me is that I could not find anybody smoke in the bus! Just last year and before, [...] February 20, 2010
Posted by Tyree Harris in: Accountability, Commentary, Current Events, Freelance Author, Journalism, Opinion, The Writer's Corner
One comment All flash, no substance by Tyree Harris This past Tuesday, the University of Oregon had the honor of hosting a speech from Rev. Jesse Jackson, one of the most historically controversial figures in American history. This being a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, fitting right into a vast free space between my classes, and (most importantly) being free, it was [...] February 16, 2010
Posted by Tyree Harris in: Commentary, Creative Writing, Current Events, Freelance Author, Journalism, Life Experiences, Non-Fiction, Opinion, Personal Experiences, Social Issues, The Writer's Corner
7 comments Drunken assaults in Eugene not isolated event by Tyree Harris The recent assaults and thefts at University of Oregon involving football players Rob Beard and Mike Bowlin have caused quite a stir: I’ve seen people in Eugene begin to worry about their safety, traveling with friends more often and discussing how violent it has become. However, despite [...] February 16, 2010
Posted by Tyree Harris in: Children, Commentary, Creative Writing, Family, Freelance Author, Heroes, Journalism, Life Experiences, Motivation, Non-Fiction, Opinion, Relationships, The Writer's Corner
8 comments Dad’s love overcomes obstacles by Tyree Harris Four-year-old Amirya Skyler doesn’t know how lucky she is. Lying on her dad’s bed in a one-bedroom apartment murmuring “I love you” in her sleepy little voice, you’d never guess that she’s seen everything from drug addiction and abandonment to custody battles and adjusting to life with a man she [...] February 14, 2010
Posted by Kristen Houghton in: Advice, Creative Writing, Freelance Author, Relationships, Self-Help, The Writer's Corner
Leave a comment Happiness Key: Love yourself by Kristen Houghton http://www.andthenillbehappy.com/happinessblogandkeys.htm
It is an unfortunate fact that too many of us are taught as children that self-love is akin to February 14, 2010
Posted by Robert Walker in: Creative Writing, Entertainment, Fiction, Freelance Author, Literature, The Writer's Corner
2 comments Julia & Julia Type Journal for Cooking up a Gritty Suspense or Mystery Novel by Robert W. Walker At Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap, yes, you can follow me as I blog on the progress and success or failure of putting together my 50th novel. Without a contract, written on speculation only in my head [...] February 11, 2010
Posted by Bob Grant - Editor in: Books, Creative Writing, Freedom, Freelance Author, Journalism, Literature, Question of the Day, The Writer's Corner
3 comments Complete this sentence – If I did not have the freedom to write I would………… We welcome your thoughts and comments. February 4, 2010
Posted by Bob Grant - Editor in: Books, Creative Writing, Current Events, Fiction, Freelance Author, Journalism, Literature, Non-Fiction, Poetry, Publishing, Short Stories, The Writer's Corner
8 comments What is a Writer? Is is someone who has been trained as one or someone who believes they are one? Is is someone who uses big words and knows proper grammar or is it someone who writes the way they feel with spelling and grammatical errors? Is it someone who has published books, articles, and [...] February 2, 2010
Posted by Bob Grant - Editor in: Books, Creative Writing, Fiction, Freelance Author, Journalism, Literature, Non-Fiction, Poetry, The Writer's Corner
Leave a comment I have had both a personal, and business, relationship with China – and its people – since 2003. I have written articles – posted to our site – regarding China and have made it no secret regarding my extreme interest in having contributors, from China, post their articles to our site. I am excited that [...] February 1, 2010
Posted by Bob Grant - Editor in: Creative Writing, Fiction, Freelance Author, Journalism, Literature, Non-Fiction, Poetry, Short Stories, The Writer's Corner
Leave a comment Below are the results – from Google Analytics – for our SWI site showing the Top 200 pages visited over the past 12 months: Pageviews 128,896 % of Site Total: 100.00% Unique Pageviews Unique Pageviews 90,609 % of Site Total: 100.00% Avg. Time on Page January 21, 2010
Posted by Prentiss Gray in: Creative Writing, Freelance Author, Internet Advice, Life Experiences, The Writer's Corner, Writing Essentials
3 comments Uneducated clod, or missed opportunity? Sitting in the hot muggy class room I was getting over last night’s wild dorm party, and wondering when I was going to see that girl again. Where did she say she lived? Then the words, that have haunted me ever since, came out of an old and rumpled instructor’s mouth. “In [...] January 19, 2010
Posted by Bob Grant - Editor in: Commentary, Creative Writing, Freelance Author, Journalism, The Writer's Corner
7 comments This site remains open to everyone – every topic – every view. Can we be all things to all people – maybe not? I have heard-read-seen many people-places-things that state they are impartial but I have yet to find that to be the case. If there is one thing I want this site to be [...] January 1, 2010
Posted by Robert Walker in: Books, Creative Writing, Fiction, Freelance Author, The Writer's Corner, Writing Essentials
4 comments GREATEST SECRETS of Commercial Fiction Writers Revealed for Your Use By Robert W. Walker Using a brief excerpt from chapter 3 of Children of Salem, I intend to point out key decisions a writer makes as he works. This blog is intended to instruct new writers and remind veterans how we [...] December 24, 2009
Posted by Bob Grant - Editor in: Books, Commentary, Creative Writing, Fiction, Freelance Author, Journalism, Literature, Non-Fiction, Poetry, Short Stories, The Writer's Corner
4 comments It has been a little over a year since our Online Magazine was first operational. Over that period we have had almost 2,000 posts from over 85 writers who have made at least one contribution. We have had over 85,000 viewers visit our site in the same time period. We have lost writers – and [...] December 18, 2009
Posted by Bob Grant - Editor in: Books, Creative Writing, Freelance Author, Journalism, Literature, Non-Fiction, Poetry, Short Stories, The Media, The Pundit's Corner, The Writer's Corner, Writing Essentials
Leave a comment Our Online Magazine was started in December 2008. Since then we have had visitors to our site that represent 165 countries. Although we have a few contributing writers – outside the U.S. – we “very much” want more. Many, many, many more! If you come to our site from outside the USA – and would like to become a contributor [...] December 18, 2009
Posted by Peggy Noonan in: Accountability, Commentary, Current Events, Freelance Author, Opinion
7 comments The Adam Lambert Problem
The news came in numbers and the numbers were fairly grim, all the grimmer for being unsurprising. A Wall Street Journal/NBC News poll reported this week that more than half of Americans, 55%, think America is on the wrong track, with only 33% saying [...] December 9, 2009
Posted by Robert Walker in: Books, Commentary, Creative Writing, Freelance Author, Literature, The Writer's Corner, Writing Essentials
Leave a comment WHAT is so MYSTERIOUS about VOICE & Point of View in the Novel? December 9, 2009
Posted by Bob Grant - Editor in: Commentary, Creative Writing, Fiction, Freelance Author, Journalism, Literature, Non-Fiction, Poetry, The Writer's Corner
3 comments Writers Make the World Go Round by Bob Grant Writers make the world go round, In page and print they can be found. Some write of horror – some write of fame, Some write of truth – some write of blame. Some write for fun – some write for money, Some write of sad – some write of funny. Some write of self [...] December 2, 2009
Posted by Bob Grant - Editor in: Commentary, Creative Writing, Freelance Author, Opinion, Publishing, The Writer's Corner
One comment Sex, Politics, and Religion by Bob Grant
Sex may be to some what it is not to others, In tactful written form if I had my druthers. Politics may be to one what it is not to others, In respectful written form if I had my druthers. Religion in degree to you but not the norm for others, In reserved written form [...] November 25, 2009
Stephen Sangirardi Pater’s Principle Bard715@aol.com November 23, 2009
Posted by steve sangirardi in: Creative Writing, Freelance Author, Religion, Sex, The Writer's Corner
2 comments Stephen Sangirardi November 17, 2009
Posted by Bob Grant - Editor in: Books, Commentary, Creative Writing, Fiction, Freelance Author, Non-Fiction, Opinion, The Writer's Corner
11 comments “If” I were a writer – and a good writer to boot - it would frustrate the heck out of me to see how some books (maybe my books) don’t sell when people are standing in line for others. I earlier posted my thoughts on how Dan Brown’s new book sold – now there is another [...] November 16, 2009
Posted by steve sangirardi in: Creative Writing, Freelance Author, Islam, Personal Experiences, The Writer's Corner
One comment Stephen Sangirardi The Dream Bard715@aol.com November 14, 2009
Posted by npofahl in: Attitude, Biography & Memoir, Creative Writing, Entertainment, Family, Freelance Author, Humor, Inspiration & Motivation, Life Experiences, Non-Fiction, Personal Experiences, Short Stories, Social Aspects, The Writer's Corner, Women's Perspective
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The Wide and Wacky World of Sports Nancy Pofahl I like sports. My whole family does, save my daughter. She’s the odd one. When I was young, I loved to play tennis, volleyball, basketball or anything that involved guys crashing into girls. Especially [...] November 14, 2009
Posted by Tim Roux in: Books, Creative Writing, Freelance Author, Sex, Writing Essentials
2 comments For far too long now I have been profoundly exasperated by people saying that they will only publish their book if they can make big money on it. “How do you write a bestseller? How much do you make? Some authors make a stack of money! Why else would you write? There must be a way!” All [...] November 11, 2009
Posted by steve sangirardi in: Books, Commentary, Creative Writing, Freelance Author, Literature, The Writer's Corner
3 comments Stephen Sangirardi Bard715@aol.com November 10, 2009
Posted by Bob Grant - Editor in: Commentary, Comments & Discussion, Creative Writing, Family, Freelance Author, The Writer's Corner
One comment When I started this site, in December 2008, I approached it as any other business that I have owned. I expected my efforts to realize rewards – monetary rewards. I had a plan – to obtain the largest number of contributors and viewers – in the shortest amount of time. I felt that volume would equal results [...] November 7, 2009
Posted by Robert Walker in: Books, Commentary, Creative Writing, Freelance Author, Literature, Publishing, The Writer's Corner
2 comments Raising the Dead Manuscript from Its Grave: Part 1 November 3, 2009
Posted by Bob Grant - Editor in: Books, Creative Writing, Freelance Author, Literature, The Writer's Corner, Writing Essentials
Leave a comment Minette Coleman forwarded this to me because she felt writers need to see what other writers are doing, or how they take the job they have been given and turn it into a story. Here’s a mystery for you. Why aren’t there more books where people with developmental disabilities are not villains? Not special. Just regular [...] October 30, 2009
Posted by Peggy Noonan in: Commentary, Current Events, Economic Crisis, Energy, Environmental Issues, Freelance Author, Healthcare, Journalism, Opinion, Politics
Leave a comment We’re Governed by Callous Children
The new economic statistics put growth at a healthy 3.5% for the third quarter. We should be dancing in the streets. No one is, because no one has any faith in these numbers. Waves of money are sloshing through the system, creating [...] October 29, 2009
Posted by Robert Walker in: Creative Writing, Freelance Author, Personal Experiences, The Writer's Corner, Writing Essentials
Leave a comment Waxing Philosophical: Life’s Beginnings, Endings & All of That Lies Between by Robert W. Walker October 29, 2009
Posted by npofahl in: Attitude, Comments & Discussion, Creative Writing, Entertainment, Family, Freelance Author, Humor, Inspiration & Motivation, Lifestyle, Personal Experiences, Uncategorized
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The Ridiculous Side of Shop Till You Drop Nancy Pofahl
The holiday [...] October 23, 2009
Posted by Peggy Noonan in: Accountability, Commentary, Congress, Current Events, Democracy, Democrat, Freelance Author, Governance, Opinion, Politics
Leave a comment It’s His Rubble Now At a certain point, a president must own a presidency. For George W. Bush that point came eight months in, when 9/11 happened. From that point on, the presidency—all his decisions, all the credit and blame for them—was his. The American people didn’t hold [...] October 21, 2009
Posted by steve sangirardi in: Creative Writing, Freelance Author, Poetry, Religion, The Writer's Corner
Leave a comment Stephen Sangirardi Kosher October 18, 2009
Posted by npofahl in: Commentary, Creative Writing, Family, Freelance Author, General Topics, Humor, Inspiration & Motivation, Lifestyle, Nature/Wildlife, Opinion, Personal Experiences, The Writer's Corner
12 comments The Ridiculous Side Of A Pet Owning You I have a cat. Or should I say, my cat has me. I am a slave to her turn-on-a-dime mood swings and iron will and insatiable but picky appetite. She is the family cat, but I am her mother. I have [...] October 16, 2009
Posted by Prentiss Gray in: Attitude, Books, Commentary, Creative Writing, Freelance Author, Habit Change, The Writer's Corner, Uncategorized, Writing Essentials
2 comments I though this was interesting enough to bring to all your attention, most of you know my feelings on this subject. However, this writer says some important things about the way we create, even if he put them in a commentary about the “iTablet”. The writers name is Dan Lyons and this is from Newsweek [...] October 14, 2009
Posted by steve sangirardi in: Creative Writing, Family, Freelance Author, Literature, Marriage, Personal Experiences
4 comments Stephen Sangirardi October 10, 2009
Posted by Robert Walker in: Books, Creative Writing, Freelance Author, Literature, The Writer's Corner, Writing Essentials
Leave a comment Chicken or Egg, Plot or Character – Which Comes First? by Robert W. Walker w/help from 4 Pen Names
I am not a sick person or a schizophrenic; I simply have [...] October 10, 2009
Posted by Robert Walker in: Books, Creative Writing, Freelance Author, Literature, The Writer's Corner
One comment Intermingling of Romance and Mystery – an excerpt from Children of Salem
I want to discuss the importance of making a mystery well-rounded by having a strong romantic thread running throughout, and conversely a well-rounded romance novel ought to have [...] October 9, 2009
Stephen Sangirardi Bard715@aol.com October 8, 2009
Adoration questions concerning a somewhat Richard Cory: October 8, 2009
Posted by Lloyd Lofthouse in: China, Commentary, Comments & Discussion, Creative Writing, Current Events, Freelance Author, Personal Experiences
2 comments China in Transition, Part One in a Series by Lloyd Lofthouse My wife landed in Seattle in 1984. She was born in China during the Cultural Revolution and was twenty-seven when she arrived in America. She came prepared for the worst with a suitcase full of toilet paper. The state controlled media in China fed the people [...] October 5, 2009
Posted by Lloyd Lofthouse in: China, Comments & Discussion, Freelance Author, History, The Writer's Corner
Leave a comment Minority Treatment in China, Part 4 by Lloyd Lofthouse Many similarities exist between the way the emperors of old treated minorities inside China and the way the Communist government treats minorities today. The law now applies to all fifty-six minorities in two areas. The first law is that an elementary education is mandatory for all children. There are [...] October 2, 2009
Posted by Congressman Billybob in: Commentary, Freelance Author, History, The Writer's Corner
Leave a comment Dubrovnik, Pearl of the Adriatic by John Armor Dubrovnik, Croatia, in the former Yugoslavia, is a relatively new city by European standards. It began in the 7th century AD, when sailors and traders in its area built the first fortifications to protect themselves from raids by various interests, all classified as “barbarians.” We would not have gone to [...] September 25, 2009
Posted by Lloyd Lofthouse in: China, Creative Writing, Freelance Author, History, The Writer's Corner
One comment Minority Treatment in China, Part 3 by Lloyd Lofthouse If the minority king became powerful and caused unrest, the emperor proposed that this king marry the emperor’s real daughter, as if to say, “You will be a member of my family so stop what you are doing. Since we are soon to be related through marriage, there [...] September 25, 2009
Stephen Sangirardi Strange Fits of Ben Bard715@aol.com September 25, 2009
Posted by Bill Hazelgrove in: Current Events, Freelance Author, Politics, The Writer's Corner
One comment Sarah and Rod–strange bedfellows of fame and fortune by Bill Hazelgrove Used to be you had to run for something or be in office. Not anymore. You can be considered viable and newsworthy and even political merely by keeping a media presence on the national radar screen. Rob and Sarah are strange bedfellows but they are queerly [...] September 24, 2009
Posted by steve sangirardi in: Creative Writing, Freelance Author, Poetry, The Writer's Corner
2 comments Stephen Sangirardi Wounded Healer Bard715@aol.com September 24, 2009
Posted by Prentiss Gray in: Creative Writing, Freelance Author, Internet Advice, Journalism, Personal Experiences, The Writer's Corner, Uncategorized, Writing Essentials
8 comments In the last couple of weeks I have been learning about the various contributors on SWI (Speak Without Interruption), particularly about their reaction to comments. We have a good amount of contributors who are not interested in comments at all. They post monolithic essays espousing their fixed opinion, conspiracy theory or ad campaign and they’re [...] September 24, 2009
Posted by steve sangirardi in: Creative Writing, Freelance Author, Poetry, The Writer's Corner
20 comments Stephen Sangirardi Parousia Bard715@aol.com September 23, 2009
Posted by Prentiss Gray in: Advice, Creative Writing, Freelance Author, Humor, Opinion, The Writer's Corner, Writing Essentials
13 comments Lesson 1: wordsmiths and writers Of course, it’s none of my business, but in my mind, there are two very different types of scribbling words on a page; wordsmithing and writing. It’s just more names, or possibly titles, and humans often cross over from one to the other, leaping back and forth at will. Or, [...] September 23, 2009
Posted by steve sangirardi in: Creative Writing, Freelance Author, Poetry, The Writer's Corner
6 comments Stephen Sangirardi Roommates Bard715@aol.com September 22, 2009
Posted by steve sangirardi in: Creative Writing, Freelance Author, Personal Experiences, The Writer's Corner
4 comments Stephen Sangirardi Missing Bard715@aol.com September 22, 2009
Posted by Bob Grant - Editor in: Comments & Discussion, Creative Writing, Freelance Author, Journalism, Morality, The Writer's Corner
6 comments I have a beautiful daughter and an equally beautiful granddaughter - neither of which was delivered by the stork! We have had a lively exchange – both among our contributors - and through related postings to our site. All of this discussion evolved around the general topic of Sex. My feeling is that any sexually related subject can be addressed [...] September 21, 2009
Posted by Bob Grant - Editor in: Accountability, Comments & Discussion, Creative Writing, Family, Freelance Author, Journalism, The Writer's Corner
7 comments SWI – Open to Everyone “maybe not” For Everyone
by Bob Grant
My original idea for this site came from watching talk TV with my wife who loves these programs – me, [...] September 21, 2009
Posted by steve sangirardi in: Creative Writing, Freelance Author, Literature, The Writer's Corner
3 comments Join me join the fray– September 19, 2009
China and Native Minority Treatment, Part Two by Lloyd Lofthouse Most of us have heard about Tibet and the demands by Tibetans in exile that Tibet be free from China to rule itself. We hear claims of recent brutal human rights violations taking place without much evidence to support the claims. Meanwhile, in the United States, news [...] September 18, 2009
Posted by steve sangirardi in: Creative Writing, Freelance Author, Life Experiences, The Writer's Corner
3 comments Be careful what you wish for, O Inverse Proportion Stephen Sangirardi Bard715@aol.com September 18, 2009
Posted by steve sangirardi in: Creative Writing, Freelance Author, Life Experiences, Personal Experiences, The Writer's Corner
4 comments The Compensator Stephen Sangirardi Bard715@aol.com September 18, 2009
Posted by steve sangirardi in: Creative Writing, Freelance Author, Literature, The Writer's Corner
Leave a comment Recovery Stephen Sangirardi Bard715@aol.com September 18, 2009
Posted by Bob Grant - Editor in: Books, Creative Writing, Freelance Author, Journalism, Literature, Marketing, The Writer's Corner
12 comments As stated in SWI Roots http://www.speakwithoutinterruption.com/site/swi-roots/ I have no credentials or experience to have started our Speak Without Interruption Online Magazine. I just had an idea – and with the tremendous help of my Son-in-law plus the writers who took a chance on an unknown site – we are experiencing an ever increasing audience and [...] September 17, 2009
Letter to Oedipus from his foster mother Merope Stephen Sangirardi Bard715@aol.com September 17, 2009
Posted by steve sangirardi in: Creative Writing, Freelance Author, Healthcare, Personal Experiences, The Writer's Corner
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Is There a Place?
Is There a Place?
by Bob Grant
Is there a place where minds can meet?
Is there a place where thoughts can greet?
Is there a place where debate takes place?
Is there a place for all kinds of race?
Is there a place where discussions are real?
Is there a place for passions and zeal?
Is there a place for posts without [...]