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| Poetry workshops Oct. 13 benefit Sue Boynton contest | Two poetry workshops will be presented Oct. 13 to benefit the Sue C. Boynton Poetry Contest, the annual contest open to Whatcom County residents. Brenda Miller, a Western Washington University professor and the editor of Bellingham Review, will present "The Pen and the Bell: Mindful鈥 |
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| Freedom vs. Confidence - Part 1 | Golf is a hard game. Anyone who's ever swung a golf club at a golf ball can attest to that, whether they've three-putted from three feet on the last hole of a club championship; lost a $50 bet after blasting one in the water; shanked a 5-iron into a parking lot in front of their鈥 |
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| Bellingham author releases Washington biking book | When Mike McQuaide was asked whether he suspected in his youth that he might become a successful writer, he grinned and responded, "I would have said they had the wrong guy." If you're interested in road biking in Washington state, however, you'll have the right guy鈥 |
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| Werder, McDonald present at St. Louis communication conference | |||
| Jane Smiley among authors at UND Writers Conference | Brenda Miller is author of 鈥淪eason of the Body,鈥 co-author of 鈥淭ell it Slant: Writing and Shaping Creative Nonfiction鈥 and of a collection 鈥淏lessing of the Animals,鈥 which includes two Pushcart Prize winning essays. Her work has received six Pushcart Prizes and has been published in many鈥 |
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| Bellingham novelist explores the dark psyche of vampires | James Patrick Brotherton's first novel, "Reclaiming the Dead," is an adult tale with characters who hunt and kill the undead, yet Brotherton is not part of the pop vampire craze. |
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| Northwest author Brenda Miller on mindful writing | oday, I鈥檓 thrilled to host author Brenda Miller, who shares an excerpt from her forthcoming book: The Pen and the Bell: Mindful Writing in a Busy World, co-authored with Holly Hughes. And be sure to check out Brenda鈥檚 blog, The Spa of the Mind, where she muses about living and writing in the鈥 |
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| Rivera to speak on 'Borderlands Science Fiction after NAFTA' Jan. 26 | |||
| Bellingham's Sarah Goodin: Busy mom, happy student, gutsy musician | Sarah Goodin describes herself as a full-time single parent to a "gorgeous, brilliant and hilarious 51/2-year-old" as well as a happy full-time English student at Western Washington University, and says she's only a musician in her spare time, "which falls into the time-slot鈥 |
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| Higher-ed woes tied to state 'leadership vacuum' | Washington politicians have abdicated their leadership role in higher education, leaving the state with a disjointed system that doesn't produce enough bachelor's degrees and forces employers to go out of state 鈥 and even out of the country 鈥 to find skilled workers. |