So, yesterday I started out the day at The Urban Hive setting up the breakfast for Freelance Camp Sacramento 2009. I was in charge of the food for the day, and in exchange got to participate in a very cool un-conference for freelance professionals.

Memoirs by athletes lure readers in by promising to follow the storyline through training and emergence, heyday, downfall, and ultimate redemption.

You remember in school writing workshops, how some jerk would circle a comma and tell you it was in the wrong place when you knew it wasn’t?  Other people would read it and say, “this is really good” and pass it back.

I just clicked away from a website for a elementary school teacher/tutor down in Southern California that a friend sent me with a single question: Would you allow her to teach writing?

If you click to the latest issue of the iconic inpossereview, issue 26, you’ll discover there Unconventional Conventions~ a collection of fiction that, in the words of the guest fiction editor Debra Di Blasi, “becomes more. Is not static.”