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“Advantageous”

Advantageous is a low budget indie film by Jennifer Phang that explores a near-future world–a kind of pre-dystopia–where jobs have become heavily automated and opportunities for education are cutthroat and women forced out of the workplace…

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La natura dell’acqua / The Way of Water

Recent Posts: Nina Munteanu Writing Coach

Nina Munteanu’s ‘The Way of Water’ Is Focus of Thesis on Canadian Eco-Stories

Nina Munteanu’s ‘The Way of Water’ Is Focus of Thesis on Canadian Eco-Stories

In her masters thesis published in November 2025 at the University of Graz, Austria, Şeyma Yonar uses my short story The Way of Water, along with several others to explore and discuss the importance of eco-literature in establishing ecological awareness and ultimately ecological and sustainable action. . . . Yonar draws on the work of […]

Author Interview: Terry Birdgenaw Talks About Insects, Climate Change and his Latest Book

Author Interview: Terry Birdgenaw Talks About Insects, Climate Change and his Latest Book

. It was several years ago, in 2020, that Terry Birdgenaw approached me as a writing coach to look at his first novel. When he described its premise, I was hooked right away and agreed to give it an editorial review. It was the beginning of a wonderful and rich experience with Terry’s books, now […]

Exploring “The Law of Attraction for Writers” Podcast with Suzanne Lieurance & Simon Rose

Exploring “The Law of Attraction for Writers” Podcast with Suzanne Lieurance & Simon Rose

Today, I’m sitting down with authors and writing coaches Suzanne Lieurance and Simon Rose to talk about their brand-new YouTube series, The Law of Attraction for Writers Podcast, which you can find at: https://www.youtube.com/@LawofAttractionforWritersPodca. The show blends mindset, creativity, and practical writing advice — a combination that’s resonating with writers who want to manifest success and write with more […]

Book Review: “Coincidences and Other Spooky Connections” by Susan M. Osborn

Book Review: “Coincidences and Other Spooky Connections” by Susan M. Osborn

Susan M. Osborn explores the nature, influence—and importance—of coincidence, synchronicity and serendipitous discovery in our lives. . . The book is laid out in ten chapters, each featuring some aspect of coincidence, synchronicity, and events of pure serendipity. Within each chapter, the narrative flows from biography to historic exposition or topical study, unraveling delicious facts, […]

My Drive Across Canada: Part 4—The Rockies & Beyond

My Drive Across Canada: Part 4—The Rockies & Beyond

From the rolling Prairies I ascended up the foothills of the Rocky Mountains in Alberta. As I neared the mountains, they seemed to cut the sky with jagged peaks of steely grey. Rugged and unabashedly wild, they teased my spirits into flight. . The Rockies are such a wonder! I found myself thinking—well, wishing—that I […]

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