Category: Archive
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Link-N-Blogs Apr 5
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“And by the way, everything in life is writable about if you have the outgoing guts to do it, and the imagination to improvise. The worst enemy to creativity is self-doubt.” –Sylvia Plath Curious George Goes Digital: Houghton Mifflin Harcourt launched CuriousGeorge.com this week. This popular monkey is the face…
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4 Ways to “Show Don’t Tell”
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Have you ever heard the expression “show don’t tell?” Most people learn this expression when they are being taught to write in school, but the concept is very much important to anyone who wants to create a story. It is important to show the readers the world you are creating…
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Larry Weill Book Signing
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On Thursday, March 28, the University Press of North Georgia hosted a book signing and reading by Kentucky author Lawrence Weill on his recently published book, Incarnate. Incarnate follows a mother named Lara Joyner who believes that her eldest son, Dale, is the second coming of Christ. Weill states this…
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Larry Weill Book Signing Event
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The University Press of North Georgia will be hosting a reading by Lawrence Weill of his novel Incarnate (BlackWyrm) on March 28, 2013 from 12:30 to 1:30 in the Library Technology Center, 2nd floor classroom. After the reading, the audience will have the opportunity to meet with Weill and have…
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Infograph: The History of Textbooks and Eductation
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Did you know: Greeks used texts intended for education laying the groundwork for future textbooks The first educational institutions, known today as universities, were established in France, England, and Italy Boston Latin School, established in Massachusetts, became the first public school in the United States Infograph courtesy of bookpatrol.net