From Columbus Alive:
Current needs and future plans of the Mid-Ohio Foodbank.
Interview with local musician Happy Chichester.
Mr. Etch-a-Sketch talks about his presidential portraits.
Radical free space at Sporeprint Infoshop.
From my blogs:
Space books that we love (for children… mostly) at Tiny Mantras.
Sad Last Days: Contents of Evel Knievel’s motorhome for sale at Auction Chronicles.
December 9, 2008
Categories: blogging, journalism, writing . . Author: writearm . Comments: Leave a Comment
Back when Ohio’s system of funding education was ruled unconstitutional in the mid-1990s, I wrote about it for a local alternative weekly. There were astonishing stories about what poverty meant to education statewide — like the one about a rural school building that sat on a hillside, its foundation slowly slipping over a gas [...]
November 12, 2008
Categories: print, writing . Tags: education, writing . Author: writearm . Comments: Leave a Comment
Here are a few of the pieces I published this summer that are available online:
• Light House: An Interview with artist James Turrell, about his architectural lighting installation at Franklin Park Conservatory.
• Go With the Flow, about the “Ways of Knowing Water” exhibit at Ohio State University’s Urban Arts Space.
• Q & A with Animator [...]
September 13, 2008
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I’ve updated my web links over the past couple of weeks.
Among my favorite additions is The Renegade Writer, which is a solid blog about freelance writing that also has a markets wiki where writers can go and share some of the experiences they’ve have had querying or writing for various publications. It’s great to see [...]
May 30, 2008
Categories: New Media, blogging, internet, writing . Tags: links, resources . Author: writearm . Comments: 2 Comments
Every time a newspaper or magazine is redesigned, the call for additional white space and images shrink the spaces available for articles. New media publications demand that writing be as concise and interactive as possible. Writers’ roles have shifted. We have to think more like television and radio producers and learn to better [...]
April 15, 2008
Categories: New Media, internet, journalism, linking, print, writing . Tags: sharp writing . Author: writearm . Comments: Leave a Comment
For as long as I can remember life on the web, there has been the Surrealist Compliment Generator – a simple bit of programming that allows you to reload the page over and over, telling you that your eyes are like “milky pools of pantyhose” that you have “the intrepid appeal of a carnivorous apple [...]
April 2, 2008
Categories: internet, writing . Tags: hobby writing, prompts, random generator . Author: writearm . Comments: 2 Comments
As I continue to go through my bookmarks to pull the blogroll of this site together, I would love to find out which sites about writing that you find most useful, fun or illuminating. I will also be doing some site reviews on this blog. Please post links to sites you feel are worth [...]
March 23, 2008
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Over the years, I’ve received multiple emails from wanna-be freelancers asking for help or advice as they tried to launch their writing careers — many more emails than I’ve been able to answer. I’ve always kept a link page available for these visitors, directing them to a few online resources that I thought might be [...]
March 19, 2008
Categories: blogging, housekeeping, internet, linking, print, writing . Tags: introduction . Author: writearm . Comments: Leave a Comment