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Soul Food
“A happy, productive writing life is like a simple, perfect dinner, or prayer and meditation. Its soul food.” – Heather Sellers Continue reading
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The Brilliantly Untalented
I’ve had this book for awhile; loaned to me by another sister. I never completely finished reading it, and as I scrolled my library for a neat snack, it wasn’t too high on my priority list. But as I now found myself flipping through pages, Chapter 10 caught my attention: “Writer’s are people who… Continue reading
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Writer’s Block
“It’s a type of suffering that comes when the writer has found almost the right words. They’ll suffer until they find the exact words.”- Amir Silliman Continue reading
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Guest Feature – A Modern Day Slave Plantation Part 3 by Laura Dimon
*Note: This article was not written by The PBS Blog, it is featured as part of the continuation of an ongoing series and is written by Laura Dimon. This is the last part which includes my commentary. Please view our Guest Feature or Article Section for Parts 1 & 2* *************************************************** In King’s trials, the… Continue reading
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Addiction
It surrounds me and takes a hold of my mind (It has me thinking about it all the time) Sometimes I have to repent cause the feeling’s so good it has to be a crime Taking me back and forth from past slavery days to my time (to support it I think I spent all… Continue reading
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You Must Write It
“If there’s a book that you want to read, but it hasn’t been written yet, then you must write it.”- Toni Morrison Continue reading
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Guest Feature – A Modern Day Slave Plantation by Laura Dimon Part 2
*Note: This article was not written by The PBS Blog, it is featured as part of the continuation of an ongoing series and is written by Laura Dimon. Please view our Guest Feature or Article Section for Part 1* ************************** In 1972, the prisoners were virtually all black. Merciless guards — all white men, called… Continue reading
