April: English Language Month. A month-long celebration of the uniqueness of the English language and all the learners working hard to master it.
April: National Poetry Month. Spend time this month writing, […]

Pharmacological treatments aren’t effective for everyone, and some people prefer not to take medications if they aren’t absolutely needed. For these patients, external neuromodulation devices can help prevent […]

Catching Cold Volume 1: Breakthrough

Lem Moyé

Doctor Jon DeLeon is on an adventure of a lifetime: he thinks he can cure the common cold. In his personal life, Doctor DeLeon has a cordial relationship w […]

Writing a novel is hard; editing it can be even harder. After weeks, months, or even years of writing, you need to give the writer a vacation and invite your editor to the computer — but where do you start and h […]

When I’m coaching my clients on how to make their book proposals stand out, I suggest they add a section called “Key Selling Points” after the “Overview” section. Here are some tops on how to do that […]

Through the NAIWE discussion list, members can discuss important topics with fellow publishing professionals, and they can also reach out to others who have had similar experiences and who may offer the same type […]

If you have migraine, or if you’re simply interested in learning about migraine and other headache disorders, the Migraine World Summit is going on this week, March 20-27, online. There will be 32 speakers over […]

In a time when battles are fought and leaders rise and fall, an unlikely friendship is formed between two men, Erich, a fearless commander from the kingdom of Meir and Nash, a rogue assassin from the kingdom of […]

Ellis Island

In October 2012 Superstorm Sandy devastated the coasts of New York and New Jersey.  Ellis Island was right in the middle of it, with parts of the island divided between each state. Just a few […]

I’m putting the finishing touches on the update of my book, Formatting e-Books for Writers: Convert Your Word File to Kindle. Wow! I had no idea so many things had changed, especially at A […]

Please join me for the Davidsonville Area Civic Association (DACA) Green Expo, Homestead Gardens, 743 W Central Avenue, Davidsonville, MD, Saturday, March 29, 10:30am-2pm. I will offer autographed children’s books […]

Migraine is one of the oldest medical conditions known to mankind. Some of the earliest cases of painful headaches that we know about were recorded by the ancient Egyptians around 1200 BCE.

Around 400 BCE, […]

Member Benefit #22

The Chicago Manual of Style (CMS) Online is the undisputed authority for style, usage, and grammar in an accessible online format. Completely searchable and easy to use, CMOS Online is ava […]

I had the honor of being interviewed on the Gifted Underachievers podcast, combining talking about my recent book on preparing good tea with a lively discussion of creativity in all things writing, editing, […]