According to Jo Harjo, United States Poet Laureate and this year's Big Read author, "poetry’s really about listening."
World War II Historical Fiction
When I was in my teens, I read my first World War II historical fiction novel—The Winds of War by Herman Wouk. I liked it so much that I read the second book in the series, War and Remembrance. I enjoyed them both and I think that was when my interest in reading historical fiction…
I am Completely Devoted to Downloadable Audiobooks
The CD audiobook's digital cousin is, in my view, far superior to the physical version in every imaginable way. Here's a few reasons why I've converted (and a few downloadable suggestions for you!)
Food from the Big Screen
Have you ever watched a show or movie and thought, that looks delicious? I certainly have.
Comfort Reads
It's November! How did that happen?! I will say though, this time of year is my favorite. The smell of leaves, the cool nights, wrapping up in a blanket and falling asleep on the couch, then almost burning myself with hot apple cider because I fell asleep on the couch... Most Novembers, everyone is writing…
We Didn’t Start the Fire
I'm hoping you're familiar with Billy Joel's 1989 song "We Didn't Start the Fire, but if you're like me, you may be too young to understand all of the references. Here I've compiled resources to learn about all of the 118 people, places, and events mentioned in the song. (Did you see Fall Out Boy's…
What I’m Listening to This Month: November Rain
Erik's monthly music picks. Sit back, turn up the volume, and enjoy!
A Beginner’s Guide to Creating Blackout Poetry
Writing poetry may seem intimidating, but it doesn’t have to be. Read on and learn how to get started making your own blackout poetry.
Moby Reprise
Growing up in the 90s, I had access to many genres of music. Early on, I drifted toward what my older sister was listening to; Mariah Carey, Amy Grant, En Vogue, even some boy bands. When I developed my own musical tastes I gravitated to alternative rock like R.E.M., Bush, and Pearl Jam. Then late…
I Read Moby-Dick and It’s Genuinely Amazing, Guys
High School Hannah would have found this sooo pretentious. But as it turns out, it’s also kind of pretentious to dismiss a book because “pretentious people like Moby Dick.” Here’s five reasons why you give it a fair shot too.
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