Today's Features
Article
“Safe sex: How to avoid sexist language in your writing”
No matter how permissive sex may be in our society, there's one place it remains taboo—in our writing. Gone are the days when we referred to women as gals or by marital rank. Nevertheless, it takes time to break old habits and, for some of us, change our perception of others. The challenge is none the easier when we come up against words and phrasing we must avoid or write around. Here are some examples and solutions. Read more
Recommended Sites
SarahStup.com
http://www.sarahstup.com
Beautiful introduction to the writings of Sarah Stup, who has autism. Her work for adults and children not only takes readers into the very experience of autism but also offers insights into life, love spirit and other universal themes. Other Web site recc’s
Meditations
“The change around you”
Your decision to write has a consequence. Something in your life will change as a result of your actions. That means something will change in the lives of those around you. Change, however, is not always welcomed by others. It’s too darn scary. So be it. More meditations