Blogs tagged with Books from All Schools

I have managed to build a site that is a one stop shop to my art and my writing. In my blog I will mostly discuss video games and the industry, though I will also cover other forms of entertainment when they come up. I will also cover things like social issues and politics on rare occasion.

Jana, a junior student at Lynn University, blogs about her life as an English major, what it's like living in the dorms, and how to deal with the ups and downs of balancing homework, her job, and friends.

12th Street Online is the web branch of the literary journal, 12th Street. Its first issue was published and sold at Barnes and Noble in the Spring of 2008. 12th Street is produced every year by students enrolled in the Riggio Honors Program: Writing and Democracy. This honors program is an innovative sequence of writing workshops and close-reading seminars designed to offer a balanced and substantial literary education. The core of the program is a curriculum of writing workshops (fiction, nonfiction, poetry) and literature seminars, culminating in a thesis project. There is also an ongoing series of public readings, literary forums, lectures, symposia and panel discussions. All students of the Riggio program receive a $4000 scholarship upon completing the course. The program is structured to create and foster a community of undergraduate writers through regular student readings and other peer-group activities, including 12th Street, edited and published by New School undergraduates. By the completion of the course, it is hoped that its students have enhanced their skills as writers, and have better tools to read, being able to delve into a word-by-word analysis of a text without pause.

Note: Because my current site has been updated to incorporate its own blog, I have closed this one. I will not be updating it any longer. A more professional and intellectual blog primarily about video games, but also dabbling in film, books (primarily sci-fi and fantasy), roleplaying games and the occasional political banter. Generally a fine blog for geeks.