Minnette Coleman
Minnette Coleman is an author, actress and singer born in Atlanta, GA. She has lived in New York City for almost 25 years. Having performed off-off Broadway she has toured her one woman show on the civil rights movement in the south, been a teacher actress for The Creative Arts Team at New York University and is a member of the esteemed Harlem Writer’s Guild, one of the oldest literary organizations in the country. Minnette has written about items in the news and African American history. She will continue to write about life in this economy, Current Events, and Creative Writing. To view Minnette’s posts, simply click on her Profile name.
Prentiss Gray – Prentiss Gray’s Website
Prentiss Gray is a writer/columnist/blogger from New Jersey. After 27 years as a Information Systems consultant and the death of his wife of 21 years, he returned to his roots as a writer, creating the national column Adventures of the Lone Dad/ Daddy chronicles. He now Blogs for Gannet on domestic technology, and writes feature pieces and stories for general publication. Any minute now he may even sell his first book.
Prentiss’ posts can be found in the following categories: Creative Writing, Fiction, Management Theory among others. To view Prentiss’ posts, simply click on his name.
Tim Roux
Tim Roux is a British writer, born in Hull in the North-East of England, a post-industrialised fishing town that is rapidly becoming quite a powerhouse of writing and music, much to everyone’s surprise. Tim worked in strategic marketing for a global corporation for 25 years before breaking his 30-year writer’s block in 2004 to publish “Blood & Marriage”, a series of short stories about a family in exile during a century of war, genocide and revolution. This was followed by “Little Fingers!”, a toe-curling novel exploring sexual morality, “Girl on a Bar Stool”, where a brand manager gets unwittingly ensnared in The Second Coming, “Shade+Shadows” about a charismatic healer with dubious but miraculous therapeutic techniques, “Fishing, for Christians”, which describes the world from a Gnostic Christian perspective, and “The Ghoul Who Once”, that recounts the tale of a twenty-something year old faced with a ghost who wants him to dig up her body. All six of these books interweave to constitute “The End of the World Sextet”. His seventh, and most popular book, “The Dance of the Pheasodile”, is the story of a London-based commercial architect who recovers from a hypnotic trance to find himself transformed into a penniless Hull gangster on the run from two local gangs, and with a ‘new’ wife who doesn’t like him much either. His current work-in-progress is “The Blue Food Revolution” about the travels and experiences of two people who are destined to become a couple in a seaside resort that worships a God-fish who visits the town annually.
Tim’s posts can be found in the following categories: Short Stories, Fiction, Poetry among others. To view Tim’s posts, simply click on his name.
Tim Bryce – M. Bryce & Associates
Mr. Bryce is a writer and management consultant from the Tampa Bay area of Florida who has served the industry for over 30 years. His observations about life and management are intended to stimulate discussion.
“You might not agree with Tim always but he always makes you stop and think. And I mean universally. Even being from Finland, the topics are so related that it is a pleasure to ponder them.” – Timo Kettunen, Finland. Tim’s posts are usually about Politics, Social Aspects, and Economics. To view Tim’s posts, simply click on his name.
Alan Caruba – Caruba’s Professional Practice Website
Best known these days as a commentator on issues ranging from environmentalism to energy, immigration to Islam, Alan Caruba is the author of two recent books, “Right Answers: Separating Fact from Fantasy” and “Warning Signs”, both collections of his commentaries since 2000 and both published by Merril Press of Bellevue, Washington.
His commentaries are posted on many leading news and opinion websites, and frequently picked up and shared by blogs as well. Posted weekly on the Internet site of The National Anxiety Center they represent the Center’s purpose as a clearinghouse for information about “scare campaigns” designed to influence public opinion and policy.
In addition to the Center, Caruba, a longtime book reviewer, also posts a monthly report on new fiction and non-fiction at Book Views. The site recommends around sixty books each month on topics that include history, biographies, health, business, parenting, books for children and younger readers, and new novels. Caruba is a founding member of the National Book Critics Circle.
Initially a fulltime journalist, Caruba is a veteran public relations counselor who is often asked by members of the news media to comment on news involving PR issues. A longtime member of the Society of Professional Journalists, the American Society of Journalists and Authors, and the National Association of Science Writers, Caruba maintains an Internet site for his professional practice at Caruba.com.
Caruba lives in the Gaslight Commons in South Orange, New Jersey. In his former career as a journalist, he was the editor of a weekly newspaper, the East Orange Record, and as a columnist and feature writer for the Morris County Daily Record. He has been a contributor to many consumer and trade magazines.
In addition to his websites, Caruba blogs at Facts Not Fantasy
This site will provide links to many of his writings on topics of current interest. Carefully documented by extensive research, Caruba brings his experience as a journalist to bear on issues of concern to his readers. Alan’s posts can be found in the following categories: Current Events, Foreign Relations, Governance among others. To view Alan’s posts, simply click on his name.
Bob Ellal
Bob Ellal is a four-time cancer survivor and practitioner of Eastern internal energy arts. He has worked as a writer/editor for a division of Simon & Schuster, Inc. as well as a writer at Aetna Life & Casualty, Inc. Currently he’s working on an eBook about using ming/body techniques as complementary medicine in the fight against cancer. He’s also working with a consultant to develop his web writing techniques for freelancing. To view Bob’s posts, simply click on his Profile name.
Jose Antonio Ponce – Jose Antonio Ponce’s Website
I am a musician and writer living in Albuquerque. I am also currently producing a short documentary film on music. Jose’s posts are on a variety of subjects including Poetry, Short Stories, Essays, Satire, Science Fiction and Humor. To view Jose’s posts, simply click on his name.
George Polley
George Polley was born in Santa Barbara, California and raised in Seattle, Washington. He has lived in California (Berkeley and Stockton), Illinois (Cooks Mills and Villa Grove), Minnesota (Luverne, Marshal and Minneapolis), and from 1984 until early in 2008, in Seattle, when he and his wife moved to Sapporo, Japan so that she could fulfill her dream of returning to the land of her birth.
After high school, he completed his undergraduate work at Linfield College in McMinnville, Oregon (B.A., Sociology and Anthropology), and received a Master’s Degree in Social Work from the University of Illinois, Champaign/Urbana campus. He has always had two parallel careers: mental health professional and writer and poet.
His work has appeared in the South Dakota Review, Crow’s Nest, Expanding Horizons, The Enchanted Self, Community Mental Health Journal, Maturing, The Lyon County (Minnesota) Review, Wine Rings, North Country Anvil, North American Mentor Magazine, McLean County (Illinois) Poetry Review, River Bottom, Tower Talks and Foundations.
He has also authored several booklets in the mental health field, two of them co-authored with Ana Dvoredsky, M.D. in 2007. George is also a blogger at Tostada Speaks, where he writes as Jorge Luis Tostada, aka “Toasty”. George’s posts can be found in the following categories: Creative Writing, Freelance Author, Journalism among others. To view George’s posts, simply click on his name.
Jack Rochester
Jack B. Rochester is a writer, educator, consultant and information management innovator. AFter a successful career as an editor for three publishing houses (one trade, two college texts] he decided he’d had enough fun helping authors get their books in print and began his own writing career. Two events marked 1983: the publication of his New York Times bestseller, The Naked Computer, and the launch of his own company, Joshua Tree Communications, providing writing and editorial services for business with an emphasis on technology. He has written 11 nonfiction books (four of them college texts) and over 500 print and online articles. He now consults to publishing and continues to work with authors as a ghostwriter. He has written fiction and poetry all his life, and is finishing his Great American Novel entitled Wild Blue Yonder this fall.
Paul Perry- Paul Perry’s Website
Paul Perry is originally from Philadelphia and has been living in Buenos Aires since the early nineties. He make his living as an English teacher, writer, translator, actor. Paul has recently founded a baseball team called, The Shankees, which competes in La liga Metropolitana de Beisbol in Argentina. He is the father of three children and currently works as a school teacher in a bilingual school.
As a writer, he currently writes for an on-line magazines called: Landing Pad Buenos Aires In 2006, he published a poetry and prose book called: Buenos Aires Chronicles – Poetically Porteño. His other written works include: Poetically stoned, Philly Poems and Tales, Poemas desde el fondo de la pecera. As a journalist he has interviewed the famous artist and illustrator, Ciruelo Cabral. Paul Perry’s reputation as a writer has grown and he is one of Buenos Aires most famous living American writers. The Argentimes, a local Buenos aires newspaper, published the following article about Paul in 2007: Article As an actor he has appeared in the following films: The Golden Door by Emmanuel Crialese – produced by Scorsese; La Mano de Dios – The Maradona Story by Marco Risi; Negro Buenos Aires by Ramon Termens; Cine Negro by Gonzalo Peña (leading Role)
Paul is currently teaching sixth grade at an English school and writing a children’s book which will be published soon. Though Paul has accomplished a lot, he is currently broke and living off liver and onions. Paul’s posts can be found in the following categories: Creative Writing, Fiction, The Writer’s Corner among others. To view Paul’s posts, simply click on his name.
Robert Owens -
Robert Owens currently teaches History, Political Science, Religion, and Leadership for Southside Virginia Community College. He is the author of numerous books including The Azusa Street Revival and America Won the Vietnam War! He also writes a weekly opinion column which appears in numerous print and online sources. He is married to Dr. Rosalie Owens. They have one son and two grandchildren.
Robert’s posts can be found in several categories. To view Robert’s posts, simply click on his name.
Scott “Q” Marcus – Two Words Magazine Blog
Scott “Q” Marcus refers to himself as a “THINspirational Speaker and Columnist” because he started speaking professionally after losing 70 pounds on 1994. Scott is the past president of the northern California chapter of the National Speakers Association, a syndicated newspaper columnist, author of three books, a tip booklet, and the publisher of the new motivational magazine, “Two Words.” He is also a recovering perfectionist who learned that trying to be perfect is basically an excuse for not being better so he now helps others known via lively, playful presentations that been described as a cross between “attitude 101, group therapy, and a southern revival.” To get the most out of his information, you’ll need to put your left-brain on hold, and engage your inner child. He also promises he will not watch what you eat if you do not watch what he eats — however he might be willing to speak or write for your organization if you treat him to a large enough order of french fries.
Scott’s posts can be found in the following categories: Habit Change, Health & Fitness, Lifestyle among others. To view Scott’s posts, simply click on his name.
Muhammad Cohen – Writing Camp
Totally globalized Muhammad Cohen was born in New York City, served as a US diplomat in East Africa, masqueraded as a city planner in Queens, and wrote about baseball in the Bronx, Washington and Baltimore before moving to Hong Kong more than a decade ago.Cohen got his big break in TV news when he called CNN for a job the day bullets began flying in Gulf War I. In 1995, Cohen came to Hong Kong for six months to assist the startup of CNBC Asia; he stayed and became a Hong Kong permanent resident in 2004. In Hong Kong, Cohen has also worked as an editor at Bloomberg News, The Hong Kong Standard and South China Morning Post, as well as Asia regional communications manager for a US multinational.
A graduate of Yale and Stanford’s Creative Writing program, Cohen’s work on business, politics, media and culture in Hong Kong and Asia has appeared in Time, Columbia Journalism Review, International Herald Tribune, Los Angeles Times, The Guardian, Slate and Salon. His fiction has been published in Asia Literary Review, the Hong Kong Writers Circle’s Love and Lust collection, and Bristol Journal. Cohen also edited The Poker Face of Wall Street (John Wiley & Sons, 2006) for author Aaron Brown. Cohen is currently special correspondent for Macau Business magazine, columnist for Asia Times and The Guardian, and an author for Lonely Planet, including the inaugural Lonely Planet Guide to Borneo, and the ninth Lonely Planet Guide to Indonesia. He also blogs at MuhammadCohen.Wordpress.
Hong Kong On Air, a tale of the 1997 handover, television news, betrayal, high finance and cheap lingerie published by Blacksmith Books, is Cohen’s first published novel. One reviewer calls “the great American Hong Kong handover novel.” He has given readings in Hong Kong, New York, at the Kuala Lumpur International Literary Festival, and the Ubud Writers & Readers Festival in Bali, where he blogged about his experience for LonelyPlanet.com.
Since the late 1980s Cohen has taught writing academically and to working professionals. Combining his experience in the classroom and corporate communications with his multicultural perspective, he developed Writing Camp, interactive seminars that help writers at every skill level communicate more effectively.
Born Jewish and married to a Muslim princess, Cohen addresses religious and civic groups on “Muhammad Cohen’s Jewish Identity” and is a global advisor to New Foundations for Peace, building bridges between Muhammads and Cohens. Muhammad’s posts can be found in the following categories: Congress, Current Events, Democrat among others. To view Muhammad’s posts, simply click on his name.
Carla Rene
I was discovered as a child prodigy in both music and art at the age of 10. I play 15 instruments and have a 4 1/2 octave range in my voice–yeah, I’m a hard-wired weirdo. When I’m not acting professionally, I have a small web-design firm, do jewellery design, and I write–I added published author to my credits in 2002 with a story in Small Bites, and have been published in both the comedy and horror genres. I’m a professional stand-up comic, have had shows on NBC, performed in new comedies at the Kennedy Centre in DC, and had the privilege of studying improv comedy with Second City a few years ago. I have also begun performing my own one-woman shows.
Mein katzen verstehen Deutsch, so now they ignore me in two different languages. I am Cherokee Indian (My grandmother was the daughter of our peace-time chief.), and German. Mein familie wanderte von Hamburg neunzehn zehn ein.
My mother had a stroke in December, 2002 and she’s been easier to get along with than in my entire life. We are now able to joke about it, but I have two agents waiting on my manuscript for that dark comedic novel. And between my father’s whistles and hand gestures, and my mother’s grunts and clicks, communication on that farm is a regular sit-com.
And finally, my dream is to travel to Salzburg, Austria and walk down a snow-covered street at the base of the Alps on Christmas Eve. And if I can’t afford that, then I’ll go to Chuckie Cheeze.
Personal Interests:
Keeping my pillow fluffed; my 2 maniacal cats; making sure I don’t have gunk in my teeth; staying on top of my acting/comedy writing skills; keeping my web-design clients happy; collecting all previous/present seasons of the following shows on DVD: Numb3rs, Criminal Minds, Emergency!, Absolutely Fabulous, Jeeves and Wooster and Father Ted; always creating new jewelry to sell, and last but not least, laying out the clothes I’m going to wear in the morning.
My web-site:
http://www.carlarene.com
Peggy Klaus – Klaus & Associates
You may have seen Peggy Klaus on Nightline, the Today Show, and 20/20 or read her advice in the Wall Street Journal, Fortune, Newsweek, The New York Times, BusinessWeek, and O magazine. You may know her as the “brag lady” or—as one newspaper called her—a “bragologist” because of her popular book, BRAG! The Art of Tooting Your Own Horn Without Blowing It (Hachette Books Group, Hardcover 2003, Paperback 2004). Or you may know Klaus for the soft skills savvy she promotes in her second tome, The Hard Truth About Soft Skills: Workplace Lessons Smart People Wish They’d Learned Sooner (Collins, January 2008).
For more than a decade Klaus has provided communication and leadership training programs, keynotes, and executive coaching at leading corporations and organizations worldwide. Her client list reads like a who’s who of Fortune 500 companies, including firms such as JP Morgan Chase, MasterCard, Computer Associates, Chevron Corporation, Deloitte, General Mills, Goldman Sachs, The National Football League, Pacific Gas & Electric Company, American Express, Mattel, Booz Allen Hamilton, Kaiser Permanente, and PriceWaterhouseCoopers, among others. She also has served as a lecturer at Harvard University; the University of California, Berkeley; and the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania.
With advanced degrees in drama, speech, and theatre from London’s Royal Academy of Music and the Drama Studio, Klaus began her career as an actor and classical singer. She then moved to Hollywood to become a producer, director, and coach who worked with actors, comedians, musicians, and broadcast news talent for productions at Paramount Studios, Warner Brothers, ABC, CBS, and NBC TV, among others.
When she is not coaching, training, lecturing, making television appearances, or giving keynotes in the US, Europe, and Asia, Klaus can be found in Berkeley, California, where she lives with her husband. Peggy’s posts can be found in the following categories: Advice, Business, Current Events among others. To view Peggy’s posts, simply click on her name.
Tina Rae Collins - My Kentucky Books
A graduate of Pikeville College, Pikeville, KY, Tina Rae Collins has published eleven books: Down Mare Creek Road, Up Hurricane Road, My Little Children, Tales from the Coop, The Soup Bean War, When Angels Cry, What About Brian, The Melting Pot, I Wish I May, Woman: The Glory of Man, and A Fine Thing. Her poetry has been published in national and international anthologies, and HillTop Records of Hollywood, CA, recorded her song “The Sandman.” Her short stories, poetry, and essays have appeared in Appalachian Heritage magazine and her technical articles have appeared in Mountain Promise. In 2002 her poem “Buddha” won third place for the Denny C. Plattner Award and her book The Soup Bean War was nominated for the Weatherford Award. She has written numerous other religious and educational articles and for five years she was host/director of “Writers Reading,” a cable TV show on WPRG-5 of Harold, KY. Her books are available for purchase on her site. She resides in Lexington, Kentucky, and has four children and two grandchildren. Tina’s posts are usually about the Spirituality, Parenting, grandparenting, Relationships, and Poetry. To view Tina’s posts, simply click on her Profile name.
Genevieve Sawchyn -
I had no idea writing would become a passion until five years ago, when I started writing my first novel. Now “Under The Same Sky” has been picked up (along with a companion novel) by Berkley Publishing (a division of Penguin Books) and will be out in early 2012.
I have also gotten very busy with Night Publishing, working alongside Tim Roux with his brilliant idea for publishing books that are slightly outside the “mainstream”. He teases me constantly for being a mainstream writer (and historical romance, no less!), but I believe deeply in supporting the incredible writers out there whose work may otherwise never be read.
I also write articles for Celtic Life magazine, and the “Laurel” for Clan Graham (North America) – yes, I’m a wannabe Scot living in Nova Scotia.
I’ve been married for 17 years to a wonderful man who lets me stay home and write to my heart’s content (or until my fingers shut down), and two beautiful daughters, 12 & 10. They are both terrific writers, and even better people.
Stuart Aken – Stuart Aken
Stuart Aken, a writer born in the recently fertile city of Hull, on the north eastern coast of England, currently lives in a small market town in East Yorkshire. He has been writing for decades and, having finally decided his apprenticeship is served, is now putting his work before the public. His working life has been varied, mostly in management of one sort or another, but including farm labouring, press photography, graphic arts technician, travelling salesman and retail manager. Falling victim to CFS/ME in 2002, he now works part time for the local government authority, helping business people understand the vagaries of business rates.
His writing began in his late teens with illustrated articles for various photographic mags in the UK. He won a prize with the Radio Times for a radio play, Hitchhiker, which was broadcast by the BBC on Radio 4. His appetite for fiction writing thus sparked, he was persuaded by an agent to concentrate on further radio and television scripts. Many of these reached pre-production stage but, for various reasons, no more were broadcast. A lengthy spell of debilitating illness (not CFS) in his late 20s, stopped him writing for a while.
His first marriage ended after 18 years and his new wife, a supportive and loving woman, encouraged him to start writing again. He has had a number of short stories published and some success in short story contests, his latest being with the UK writing magazine, Writers’ Forum, for a sci-fi story called Rebirth, published in the January 2010 issue. Earlier this year, his first novel, Breaking Faith, was published, under the auspices of the UK Arts Council, by YouWriteOn. This tale of corruption versus innocence is set in the Yorkshire Dales, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, during the heat-wave of 1976.
He is now rewriting the first volume of a fantasy trilogy, untitled at present, which he describes as an adventurous quest set against a background allegory of organised religions and their flaws. Plenty of action combined with romance and philosophy. He will shortly be seeking a publisher for this work. He is also writing more short stories.
Stuart’s posts can be found in several categories. To view Stuart’s posts, simply click on his name.
JD Seamus - JD Seamus Books
After a successful career as a venture capitalist and hedge-fund manager, and after a brief time out while on sabbatical in a gated community (those darn gray S.E.C. areas will do it every time), I started writing to regain my sanity. Its a work in progress. My first book (Last Call) is now out. I have five more waiting in the wings as well as lucking into a couple of films that oddly became cult classics (go figure). JD’s posts are usually about Current Events , Sports, short stories and Social Issues. To view JD Seamus’ posts, simply click on his Profile name.
Astrid Fitzgerald -
Astrid Fitzgerald is a fine artist, a writer, and a passionate student of the Perennial Wisdom Tradition and Advaita Philosophy who has applied its principles to her life and art for over forty years. She is the author of An Artist’s Book of Inspiration: A Collection of Thoughts on Art, Artists, and Creativity (Lindisfarne Books, 1996); Being Consciousness Bliss: A Seeker’s Guide (Lindisfarne Books, 2001); Winter Break: A Luminous Journey into Wisdom and Love (A.R.K. Books, 2008). Fitzgerald’s writing is based on a fusion of Western and Eastern thought and practice of self-development, self-inquiry and reflection.
Astrid’s posts can be found in the following categories: Women’s Perspective, Non-Fiction, Self Help among others. To view Astrid’s posts, simply click on her name.
D. Alexander Holiday -
D. Alexander Holiday was born in New York City, raised in various foster homes and stricken with Gillian Barré Syndrome (or Ascending Paralysis, aka GBS) at the age of ten. He attended Bernard M.Baruch College and The State University of New York at Albany, receiving both a Bachelor and a Master of Arts degree from Albany University. He is the recipient of an achievement award from Baruch College and the Spellman Award from Albany University. He has published in various publications, among them The Amherst Society, A & U Magazine and more recently Arabesque Review (an international anthology and website). He has four chap books of poetry, Notes to Porshé, Tales From This Black Heart, The Voices in My Head which is a collaboration with fifteen area poets and I Use To Fall Down. He has published essays on ERIC,the research database. He has read on radio, for Crystal Brown’s “Reading for the Blind” program, has been on radio for Kym Fleming’s RPI program, and has done a television appearance for Public Television. He is the author of Letters to Osama: Old and New Musings on Foreign and Domestic Terrorism…and Other Matters, I Use To Fall Down: 50 + 25 + 25 Selected Poems and All The Killers Gathered: poems for my daughters. He is finishing work on a memoir chronicling his years in foster care and his bout with and recovery from a paralysis. His work can also be found at a variety of websites such as Helium.com, Albany Poets
and he has recently been invited to write at the Speak Without Interruption website, Speak Without Interruption.
More on the author and purchasing his and other writer’s books can be found at Writers.net, Amazon.com, and at the Xlibris webpage. He also moderates a creative writing workshop, focusing on poetry and literature, at an upstate New York correctional facility. The author works as a New York State employee and resides in the Albany region. Alex’s posts can be found in the following categories: Creative Writing, African American, Justice among others. To view Alex’s posts, simply click on his name.
Tom Brown – Thomas Brown Books
Tom was born and raised in Leavenworth, Kansas, and graduated from The University of Kansas in 1970 with a Bachelor of Arts degree. He also holds a Master of Science degree from Emporia State University. In 1992 Tom’s first wife, Barbara was diagnosed with breast cancer. After fighting the disease for nearly two years, Barbara died after a long and courageous struggle. In 1994 Tom met a wonderful woman in Carlisle, PA who also had just lost her spouse to death. Tom and Connie were married on September 30th 1995 and began a new life. Tom and Connie’s extended family include three married sons and five grandchildren. Tom retired in the grade of Colonel from the United States Army in 1996. After retirement from the service, he and his wife Connie remained in Leavenworth, Kansas.
Tom began work on Men Bleed Too as a journal capturing the events that took place during Barbara’s battle with cancer. With Connie’s encouragement he decided to turn the journal into a book. Men Bleed Too is a heart touching story that will affect many lives. In addition to Men Bleed Too, Tom is the author of numerous articles published by the U.S. Army. Tom published his second book titled She Taught Me to Laugh Again, in January 2007. In this book Tom relates the story of how he and Connie met, helped each other through the grieving process and moved forward with their lives. Tom and Connie recently retired to The Villages, Florida. His hobbies include woodworking and golf. Tom’s posts can be found in the following categories: Medical, Cancer, and The Writer’s Corner. To view Tom’s posts, simply click on his name.
Lauren Harrison -
Lauren Harrison is an aspiring writer and college student. She was born in Hamilton, Ontario but currently lives in northern California. She is planning on becoming a physical anthropology major with a minor in design. Her greatest wish is to get published and she finished her first novel Princess Wrath in 2008 at the age of 18. She has started the sequel to while away the time between query letters. One of her short stories The Invitation (Summer 2004) won first place in a youth writing contest held by a local writers group and two of her other pieces have been published by the youth magazine Teen Ink.
When not struggling through her math homework, she dabbles in other fine arts besides writing which include painting and photography. Her written works focus mainly on juvenile fiction and fantasy. Most of her other work is posted on DeviantArt.com Though young, she will not give an inch when it comes to achieving her goals, but is quickly learning what it feels like to be a starving college student. Lauren’s posts can be found in the following categories: Communications, Computers, Education among others. To view Lauren’s posts, simply click on her name.
