Writing and Creating Books

Facebook Comes for You

Facebook Comes For You

The following poem is adapted from a Holocaust poem by Lutheran pastor Martin Niemöller. For his work and words, he was sentenced to a concentration camp before and during World War II. Beware of any social media that starts to censor anyone, and I mean anyone. Eventually they will come for you. Guaranteed. Beware of […]

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The Only Way Is Up

The Only Way Is Up!

The only way you should aim your life and your goals is upwards! The only way is up! Aim high. Don’t settle ever for less. Settle only for more and more and more. The only way you should aim your life and your goals is upwards! The only way is up! Aim high. Don’t settle […]

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rnest Hemingway on Writers

Ernest Hemingway: On Writers

All good books are alike in that they are truer than if they had really happened and after you are finished reading one, you will feel that all that happened to you and afterwards it all belongs to you: the good and the bad, the ecstasy, the remorse and sorrow, the people and the places, […]

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William Allen White's Advice to Writers

William Allen White: Advice to Writers

Here is editor William Allen White’s advice to writers on how to get rid of the word very in their writing. Note: This quote is sometimes attributed to Mark Twain (see attributed quote at the bottom of the page), but Twain experts have denied the quote and researchers point to the Emporia Gazette editor as […]

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