Accessible publishing

disheartening. The community at LCG Publishing, LLC, an innovative publishing group based in Brooklyn, NY, is changing the way books get made, and they can help you get your words out there. The founder of LCG Publishing, LLC, Latrice C. Goss, started her cutting edge publishing company as a way to support writers, and foster creativity and collaboration between artists. As an artist and poet in her own right, Goss has successfully created a self-publishing community that promotes up and coming

Writing Career for Freshmen: Top Freelance Jobs to Try From Home Many of us dream of making a career in such a field that allows you to have flexible timing as well as the freedom of working from home. Freelance writing is considered as one of such profession that only adds to your knowledge but also provides you all the creative freedom and flexible working. There are ample websites that are offering online freelance writing jobs. You may sign up with these platforms to connect with the potential

1. Each of the sources provided are online, yet they differ in how they present information. In 1-2 paragraphs, please describe what you see as the major differences between these information sources. (Need help? Start with the key message, language, and writing style of each one.) The academic article was written as a way to publish results of a study. It quickly laid out the information it had to provide in a summary and then proceeded to be more detailed about the study, all the methods and statistics

GRANT HACKETT OR GRANT SMACKIT, why are we spending so much time recording his melt downs? Ordinary people, amble past a front yard on their generally hushed street, but now news vans are parked the whole way down the street, there are numerous cameras and reporters talking at once. As soon as the gate opens in the front yard, everyone lunges for their phones and cameras, frantically trying to record anything spoken from; Grant Hackett’s family. The media, no matter what sort of media you look

Inside the Mecca The Story of Gwendolyn Brooks All minds are complex. They are made differently. The way we feel, act and even the way that we write. I feel that my mind is different from others. Everybody has their way of expressing themselves their own way. My way is writing. It gave me an escape, a way out, and later I found that it gave a voice to others. I never wanted to die without doing something important and now I realize that I haven’t. People say the story of my life was complicated

The legal issues at hand are if Sam Scoopman should be held libel for his story that he published since the former British spy had made it all up, and also if he should be convicted of trespassing. While Scoopman originally was under the impression that all of his reporting was true and sound, he didn’t do a lot of background research and even more sources for such a big breaking news story like this. While he did have four sources, something like this needs a backup source for every source to ensure

books should reflect this accepting society by being available to all genders despite the topic. Labeling books for a specific gender presents an idea of how that gender should look at the world. For example, Ladybird, a popular children’s book publishing company, came under fire for their few titles including “for girls” or “for boys.” Specifically, their Favourite Stories for Boys and Favourite Stories for Girls cause controversy. The book labeled “for boys” includes tales of adventure and

in St. Louis on August 8, 1994, Sara Trevor Teasdale was born into a traditional and devout family (“Sara Teasdale”, Poets.org). Her childhood was spent at home, due to her always being ill, but she started school at the age of nine, eventually publishing poems in her local newspaper and her first collection, becoming more involved as she went to Chicago and immersing herself in the crowd surrounding Poetry magazine (“Sara Teasdale”, Short Stories and Classic Literature; “Sara Teasdale”,

Hi, I'd love to know more about the gig. I'm an established freelance writer based in San Diego covering environmental issues in the Southland and beyond. My focus is the the intersection between science, nature and a twist of of food politics. About six years ago, I added food blogging to my repertoire, as a paid contributor to the all -things- green website the Mother Nature Network. My pitch to the editor went like this, there are hundreds of thousands of food bloggers and a dearth of guys

The print media has a glamourous image not only in New York but Toronto too. For example one young broker traded her job at the Stock Exchange to work at McLelland and Stewart, hoping she would edit prize winning fiction, like Margaret Atwood’s latest novel Onyx & Crack. Instead she was given a non-fiction book on financial planning – making a budget, RRSP’s, education funds, and how to plan for estates, all of which seemed distressingly boringly familiar. Everybody thinks that editors spend all