Let Your Readers Think For Themselves
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On Naming: Vol. 2, the Quest for the Name
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Why Good Writing Is Important
For anyone who wants to build a platform you must be able to communicate well!
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Poetry reading in Second Life
Last night I went to a end of year poetry reading by Russell Eponym (Russell Taylor Ashby) in Second Life. He is a Welsh singer/songwriter and a bit of an allround artist. The evening ended up being a bit sad and reflective, but it was interesting too, and the event took place in a region that is beautiful and magical.
Blue Mushrooms
A (Beginner’s) Guide to Fanfiction
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Writing Tips: Em Dash, Ellipsis and Error
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Writing Numbers in Fiction
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Winter spirit?
It’s a little hard to get into this winter time thing, when it’s five-seven degrees above zero and it rains almost every day. Some days, there are even thunder storms (in Sweden), not right here.
It does get dark early in the evenings though. One day, there was even rime. (My favorite winter weather type). Once in a while, the sky is blue and the sun comes out. It feels sort of like early autumn or spring.
Since Christmas is almost upon us, I thought I’d try a little harder to get into the winter spirit. I went for a little winter safari in Second Life. Among other places I found a cool ‘phantom’ island, called Frisland.I also visited a photo studio and took a few pics. Most of the pics I took in Frisland will appear later on our 3D site, but I have one, that I thought I’d share here, plus one I took in the photo studio.
Winter scenery from Frisland
Winter scenery
Indian village where people speak in Sanskrit
A village in the southern state of Karnataka where most residents speak Sanskrit is in focus at a time when the Indian government’s insistence on promoting the ancient language has sparked a debate over the role it plays in the lives of people in the country now.
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