Guest blog: Gethin and Nikki preview the women’s Tour Down Under
It’s still road racing time in Australia, and we’re so lucky, our good friends Nikki and Gethin are down at the Tour Down Under, blogging for us – here’s their race preview! Come back for more throug…
View ArticleMeet Short Story Author and Hobby Farmer – S.A. Molteni
If you would have asked me twenty years ago what I would be employed at when I turned fifty, I would have answered that I would most likely be a computer programmer working for a big company. I reall…
View ArticleOpenGov Voices: How the New Jersey Data Book turned public information into...
Angie McGuire, Ph.D. Photo courtesy of the author. How much do government statistics matter to the average citizen? Quite a bit, it turns out – especially when they’re not accessible. Witness so…
View ArticleSomething Old or Something New: How to Choose Your Wedding’s Menu #guestblog
For brides and grooms and their families, planning a we […]
View ArticleGUEST BLOG: Jennifer Niven on the inspiration behind her new novel ‘All The...
I wrote All the Bright Places the summer of 2013, following the death of my literary agent. The last time I saw him, I was nearing the end of a series of books I’d begun writing in 2008 and was feelin…
View ArticleGuest Blog: Tinder Yes or No
I still find myself very confused and frustrated with online dating. I discussed the problems of this in a previous post in April last year: Internet dating or Internet failing (http://obsessedkim-bu…
View ArticleGuest Blog – My Toy Story
Check out my guest post over at Stuart Witt‘s My Toy Story blog, where i wax lyrical about everyone’s favourite springy leg head-banging numpty. Just follow THIS LINK, and tell all your friends and y…
View ArticleSusan Toy GUEST POST: Why I bake bread in a pizza oven but have never owned a...
THL’s second featured guest post for the month of January, is by author and blogger Susan M. Toy: I must have inherited the cooking gene from my maternal grandfather. When he immigrated to Canada from…
View ArticleLoving Women in the Interstices of History by Heather Rose Jones
Check it out, y’all! Heather Rose Jones stopped by with a little lesson about lesbians. A lesbian lesson, if you will. And really, what better way to start your Sunday that by reading about lesbians t…
View ArticleGuest Blog: Flowers and Flirting: How Young Victorian Ladies Communicated by...
One of the great joys of writing about the past, and in particular the Victorian era where I set my mystery romances, is the pleasure of researching the English 19th century world and unearthing snipp…
View ArticleGuest blog – An interview with Nana Yaa Aboagyewaa
Nana Yaa is one of our office services team, here at Notting Hill. Sometimes Nana is on reception and greets me, and everyone else, with such warmth and interest. I told her about her blog, and she to…
View ArticleDisability Justice and Social Justice: Entwined Histories and Futures
This is a blog post originally published on January 16, 2014 for BK Nation, “Disability Justice and Social Justice: Entwined Histories and Futures” by Alice Wong, Project Coordinator of the Disability…
View ArticleDisability History: Jack Catlin, Chicago, IL
It’s Our Story is a national initiative to make disability history public and accessible. Scott Cooper recorded and collected over 1,300 video interviews from disability leaders across the country sin…
View ArticleAuthor & Journalist, Ian Probert – Guest Blog
For my first ever guest blog I’m featuring the very talented author Ian Probert. His latest book Johnny Nothing has drawn considerable praise and is available to purchase on Amazon and other outlets a…
View Article#MondayBlogs: Goodreads asks: How do you deal with writer’s block?
Intro: Today’s guest post on #MondayBlogs is brought to you by author, Jeffrey Allen Mays. I had the honor of getting to know him after AEC Stellar Publishing, Inc. signed his debut novel, The Former…
View ArticleA Legacy of Kindness
On January 7, 2015, my grandmother passed away unexpectedly. She lived nearly ninety-six years, so, it may seem strange to describe her death as unexpected, but it was, at least to me. Since her fat…
View ArticleUsing Football Reunions to Pass Kindness to the Next Generation – by Dietrich...
Caring so much for my Packers, my heart is held hostage by their fate. They just lost to Seattle and, given the stunning way we lost, my heart feels wrecked, as from a sideswiping bus I didn’t see com…
View ArticleAllison McGevna of Inside Allie's World Works an LBD for Winter
Welcome Allison McGevna, 31, of Inside Allie’s World, who is joining us as our resident curvy-girl style blogger. She was featured in the December/January issue of PEOPLE StyleWatch and contributes he…
View ArticleDVP Interview: Nina G and Alice Wong
Alice Wong of the Disability Visibility Project interviewed Nina G on October 2, 2014 at StoryCorps San Francisco. This is the first of two blog posts about their interview. Below are approximate exc…
View ArticleI may or may not be guilty…
I recently discovered K.M. Weiland’s blog, “Helping Writers become Authors” and she has a wonderful blog post on a different blog today. I may or may not be guilty of the following (read the blog post…
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