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A New Perspective

Volunteer Holly muses over changes in scenery. Years ago, I found myself sitting on the edge of a cliff looking out over the Pacific Ocean for the first time. The view stretched on, vast and limitless. Humbled by the experience,…

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Bullfighting on the Beach

Guest blogger Carrie Callaghan writes about choosing what to read. The Library of Congress holds over 34.5 million books and printed materials nestled along some 838 miles of shelving – that’s just a little less than a road trip from…

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Atomic in Baltimore

Volunteer Nathan goes to Atomic Bookstore for the first time. Without bookstores, where would Woody Allen and Diane Keaton have discussed the horrible/miserable dichotomy of life? I used to roam Borders and Barnes & Noble, walking away with stacks of…

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Writers Groups

Volunteer Holly ponders the benefits of a writers group. Creative writers take little pieces of their souls and turn them into words. It’s a daunting task that requires courage and stamina. If the work ends there, then the writer can…

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