Hey everyone in case you didn't already know it's Banned Book Week. Here's a post on real reasons people wanted these books banned. You won't believe some of them because they're so ridiculous. So in honor of Banned Book Week I'm asking you to go out and read a banned book.
Some of my favorites include Harry Potter and the Hunger Games. What's your favorite banned book?
Here's another site for your viewing pleasure on what authors have to say about censorship.
Until next time I hope you find joy reading your banned book!
Anything you want to know about writing your first novel and of course the books that inspire us to become writers.
Wednesday, September 25, 2013
Wednesday, September 11, 2013
9/11: Twelve years later and a moment of silence
It’s hard to believe it has been twelve years since the day
I sat in class fearing for the fate of my country and its people. That day is
still fresh in my mind. I was sitting in study hall when someone came running
in the room, talking about our nation being under attack.
Turning on the news, it was like watching a movie. Only the
fear and grief were all too real. Thousands of men and women lost their lives
that day. Many families forever changed. Twelve years later many Americans go
about their day as if nothing happened. I would like to take a minute of
silence for all the police officers and firefighters who lost their lives that
day to protect ours and for all of the troops who continue to fight for our
freedom. We must let them know that they are not forgotten.
And since this is a writing blog, remember to treat every day
as a gift. It can all be taken away in an instant. Look deep down into yourself
and remember why you want to be a writer or why you love to write.
Until next time I hope you find joy in your writing!
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