Rebecca Tirrell Talbot has many part-time identities. She is an adjunct instructor, teaching English at Philadelphia Biblical University and technical writing at Temple University. She is a part-time technical writer (and thus, she has adopted the mantra, "technically, I should be writing") and works on her own creative writing, too.
For members of Phoenixville Area Time Bank, “exchanges are not exchanges. They’re connections.”
The audience hopes the last scene is not the start of one more lonely cycle, and is given reasonable grounds for expecting it to be the start of something new.
Can we use sad music any way we see fit? Or does the disclosure of pain oblige us to think carefully about the way we listen?
I had no paradigm for my grandfather’s quiet faith, but his journal changed all that.
It’s Jonathan Richman’s lack of snide irony that lets him indulge in wonder.
In Bright Star, Jane Campion steers the love story of Fanny Brawne and John Keats away from sentimentality.
The joys, and pros, and cons of participating in Community Supported Agriculture (CSA).
826 CHI: your one-stop shop for tutoring and supplies for your work as a secret agent.
Refugee Beads and Village Gatherings help establish connections and make lasting changes in the life of refugees – and Americans.