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The Writer’s Playground Series – Motif Weaving
Thank you for joining us in The Writer’s Playground series! Here we run through writing games to spark imagination and sharpen your craft. Today’s Exercise is Motif Weaving Objective: To practice the use of recurring imagery to unify a narrative. How to Play: Begin a collaborative “Round Robin” story. The first person must introduce a
The Writer’s Playground Series – Five Senses Snapshot
Thank you for joining us in The Writer’s Playground series! Here we run through writing games to spark imagination and sharpen your craft. Today’s Exercise is Five Senses Snapshot Objective: To practice immersive, descriptive writing. How to Play: The facilitator provides a prompt, which is a place or a situation (e.g., “an abandoned carnival,” “a
The Writer’s Playground Series – The Conjunction Game
Thank you for joining us in The Writer’s Playground series! Here we run through writing games to spark imagination and sharpen your craft. Today’s Exercise is The Conjunction Game Objective: To understand how sentence flow and logical connection are built. How to Play: Given a simple prompt, writers must construct a paragraph where every sentence
The Writer’s Playground Series – Verb Swap Challenge
Thank you for joining us in The Writer’s Playground series! Here we run through writing games to spark imagination and sharpen your craft. Today’s Exercise is Verb Swap Challenge Objective: To practice using strong, active verbs and elim-inate passive voice. How to Play: Everyone brings one printed page of their own prose to the group.
Electric Cars of Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow – Short
There is no argument that electric cars are the way of the future. That is, until we find the next great “magic” power source. Many will look back to the General Motors EV1 in the late 1990’s, or maybe to the concept Electrovette in 1976. We can look to the moon rovers built in 1971
The History of Batteries
From the Baghdad Battery of 2,000 years ago to the Nano Diamond Battery being developed to serve our power needs of tomorrow, batteries have come a long way and have a long way to go. 1749 – The first recorded use of the term “battery” in the sense of an electrical device was by Benjamin