Human Trafficking: What We Know, What We Don’t Know

It’s been a long time, but I am back to my regularly scheduled blogging program. Sessions started back the beginning of this month and while I’ve had many great classes until now, the one that I found most interesting was the assignment we did this past Friday. Jerry Leisure – International Director for Compassion 2 One […]

I'm in Italy!!!

Alright, I have been horribly remiss in keeping up with my blog. Here’s what’s going on cliffnotes style. I am currently on vacation in Italy. I’m staying with my brother, his fiancee, and my 11-month-old nephew. He has a backyard view of the alps. (Pics to come later). We’re in Aviano which is an hour […]

Publishing Now: Still Publishing Later? Part Two

One day, in my class Contemporary Issues and The Creative Economy, we had a guest speaker by the name of Paul Micklethwaite come and speak to us about “sustainability” and what it means for the creative/cultural industries. Of the industries that are the leading the way towards a sustainable future, publishing is one. Which is […]

New Site

Hello, I know it seems like it’s been a while since I posted anything…and it kind of has. However, there is a reason for that. I started using the WordPress site that I installed on my site a while back but never used. I’m thinking I’ll get more versatility with WordPress than with Blogger. So, […]

Most Entertaining Bowlers

Yesterday, I had the joy of celebrating my first overseas birthday. And it was my 30th birthday, so it was kind of extra special for me. I went to a publishing conference that brought up a lot of questions for me about where the industry is headed. You can read my thoughts on that here. […]

Publishing Now: Still Publishing Later? Part One

Yesterday, I went to the Publishing Now conference.  (The day before was the debate). The main focus of the this conference was how the industry is effected by the digitization of print media. As an author, it was good hear to what members of the publishing industry think about the future of their profession. And […]