Writing is not easy under the best of situations and it can be especially challenging if you write for a living. Working writers who are freelance or own their own business must pay attention to all the issues that writers deal with: creativity, distractions, quality, and quantity of their writing. In addition, they must run … Continue reading Cash On The Barrelhead, Getting Paid
When I was a kid, back when the world was analog and not yet digital, we lived outside the house more than inside. I remember in the summer, I would leave the house right after breakfast, gather a few neighbor friends, and would not come home until I was hungry, hurt, or it was dinner … Continue reading On The Porch
On April 23, 2018, this article first appeared in issue number 7 of Faith On Every Corner, a free digital magazine. It can also be read there by clicking the link. Coming to America by Craig Ruhl I first met Fritz Gloege in high school, I was a sophomore and he was in his junior … Continue reading Coming to America
I recently wrote an article about my great-grandfather, Dr. Howland Hanson. The article first appeared in the June 13, 2018 issue of Faith On Every Corner. His story is one of great faith and a life well lived. I hope that you will enjoy it and be blessed by it. A Journey of Faith - Dr. … Continue reading Dr. Howland Hanson – A Journey of Faith
The link below is to an article that I bookmarked a few years back. Most of my family and friends know about my love of vintage fountain pens, ink, paper and the handwritten word. Now, I am sharing that passion with my readers. After I recently wrote a post on this blog about the possible … Continue reading The Written Word In Longhand
