LPTrendsPoets. Kellie Elmore. Just beautiful. Lifes key ring; skeletons opening doors to a different path in a vagrant pursuit to simply one common goal, to merely become and live free as vagabonds, aimlessly chasing elusive butterflies of happiness. By … Continue reading
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PURPLE CARROT OUR NEW GLOBAL CHILDREN’S BRAND
October 10th, 2012
LPTrendsBooks. Purple Carrot Books. Chris Pedersen. New children’s book game-changer, specializing in original children’s storybooks and learning-based creative experiences – ebooks, print storybooks, readers for school, mobile apps, games, and more – focusing on the mind, body and spirit of … Continue reading
Smart, Good Authors: Gabriel Valjan
October 1st, 2012
LPTrendsWritersWorthReading. From Kathryn’s desk. Gabriel Valjan has a day job, but that hasn’t stopped him from not only being a prolific writer but an award winning one. He has penned both short stories and poetry worthy of recognition. Roma … Continue reading
Making the Ordinary Extraordinary: Brittain Part 4
September 25th, 2012
LPTrendsPeople: Pop Culture and Pop Art. Chloe Brittain Part 4. This, the 4th feature article in the series on Chloe Brittain, a fascinating analogy of an artist becoming the contemporary force she seems to be gifted to become. We … Continue reading
Ahead of Me
September 25th, 2012
LPTrendsPoetry. Good Poetry. by Tennison Long. AHEAD OF ME You are sometimes ahead of me and I am sometimes very far behind I dream of us forever and I am out of my mind but I surrender the … Continue reading
Ape Girl – Birth Order, Baseball and Pornography?
September 19th, 2012
LPTrendsBody - Ape Girl – Sex, evolution and birth order Author Catherine Salmon, Ph.D. writes the Ape Girl blog for Psychology Today, in which she shares her research – on birth order and the family, reproductive suppression and dieting behavior, and … Continue reading
Novelist Hewitt Interviews Mora in Spike
September 17th, 2012
LPTrendsInterviews: New novelist Jeanette Hewitt is one creative lady, fully dialed into rocking her world, and has recently interviewed another smart, savvy woman shaking things up in an equally powerful way with her newly released book Model Behavior. Naima Mora: … Continue reading
Mindful Advice from Margaret Cho?
September 17th, 2012
LPTrendsLeaders: Margaret Cho. Comedian. Actress. Activist. Now role model. Yes. Role Model. We’re picking a few of these new “back-to-school” videos from Big Think to share with readers this September because your kids and our children (collectively), and maybe even you need … Continue reading
Veritas is Invariably Delightful
September 13th, 2012
LPTrendsWriters: Ina Schroders-Zeeders, A Review by Kathryn Mattingly. A prose wordsmith from the Netherlands who loves the sea and can be found on Winter Goose. I Wrote Your Name Ina Schroders-Zeeders I wrote your name in feathers all spread out … Continue reading
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Chemtrails & What We Leave Behind
October 22nd, 2012LPTrendsStory. Lonn Friend, infamous rock journalist pens a fictive tail of seeing things that are real, but others argue not so much. In the spirit of all things political, and what is true or not, take a break from the … Continue reading →
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