Immortality isn't all that it's cracked up to be, as Edward Pace discovers when he gets sucked into the on-line gaming community of Domain. Although plagued by identity-theft in the real world, it's... More > the fate of his soul that ultimately worries him.< Less
This composition guide for students is designed to provide structure for emerging writers who lack the confidence to delve directly into writing assignments. It works in concert with existing tools... More > to give student-writers direction when faced with writer's block or insecurity. Developed by an experienced composition instructor, the techniques presented in this guide will serve as useful organizational tools for students at all levels of the writing process.< Less
The confessions in this little book are in no particular order. It is autobiographical; I just reserve the right to tell my story in the order in which I want to tell it. Instead of going in... More > chronological order, I am just sharing snippets of things that happened to me, or my reflections on the things that define me, or rather, the things that have influenced me in such a way that the memories come out of nowhere and surprise me, conjured up by a smell or a taste, or a musical riff that suddenly takes me back to some moment in my childhood. I thoroughly enjoyed reminiscing and writing about the stuff in this book. I had a good childhood. I can look back upon it and focus on that beautiful time in my life and say, well, I survived being a kid. Now, if I could only figure out how to survive being an adult. That’s the ticket.< Less
Maria Johnson, writer and Catholic blogger, explores contemporary themes in Catholic life. These selected essays, originally published in Monday Musings as part of the Rosary Army News from... More > Headquarters, offer a glimpse into the world of a wife and mother as she endeavors to live her life faithful to the teachings of the Catholic Church.< Less
The confessions in this little book are in no particular order. It is autobiographical; I just reserve the right to tell my story in the order in which I want to tell it. Instead of going in... More > chronological order, I am just sharing snippets of things that happened to me, or my reflections on the things that define me, or rather, the things that have influenced me in such a way that the memories come out of nowhere and surprise me, conjured up by a smell or a taste, or a musical riff that suddenly takes me back to some moment in my childhood. I thoroughly enjoyed reminiscing and writing about the stuff in this book. I had a good childhood. I can look back upon it and focus on that beautiful time in my life and say, well, I survived being a kid. Now, if I could only figure out how to survive being an adult. That’s the ticket.< Less
This composition guide for students is designed to provide structure for emerging writers who lack the confidence to delve directly into writing assignments. It works in concert with existing tools... More > to give student-writers direction when faced with writer's block or insecurity. Developed by an experienced composition instructor, the techniques presented in this guide will serve as useful organizational tools for students at all levels of the writing process.< Less
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