Second in a series about writing workshops. The first article was about general workshop guidelines. The third will focus on poetry, the fourth on scripts, and the fifth on workshopping and editing long fiction. Some writing workshops are focused primarily on short fiction, which is generally considered to be greater than 1,000 words but shorterContinue reading “Workshopping: Short Fiction”
Author Archives: Feliza
Poem: “Toledo Skies”
The city falls asleep each night as the gold-orange streetlamps light the sky Purple swathes of cloud float above treetop hills and tar-covered roofs What is there to a city besides people? When the people are not there at all when the nightfall drives them to the cover of front porch chairs and backyard patiosContinue reading “Poem: “Toledo Skies””
6 Smarter Ways to Use Facebook – Period
I recently came across an article on Copyblogger about how to use LinkedIn to promote yourself and your business. To be precise, it was an article about the 16 smarter ways that you could use the professional networking site. As I read, I noticed many of the theories weren’t exactly exclusive to LinkedIn – orContinue reading “6 Smarter Ways to Use Facebook – Period”
Workshopping: General Guidelines
First in a series about conducting writing workshops. The second part will focus on short fiction, the third on poetry, the fourth on scriptwriting, and the fifth on workshopping or editing long fiction. As a member of the executive board for an on-campus writing group called UT Writer’s Guild, I’m supervising weekly writing workshops forContinue reading “Workshopping: General Guidelines”
End of July: Current Projects & Progress
I’ve got quite a few projects going on as we head into August, and some that you may want to keep an eye on. Please Be Mine: A new 4-episode miniseries for UTTV that will be filmed this fall at the University of Toledo. Remember West Bancroft Side Story? PBM is a new romantic comedyContinue reading “End of July: Current Projects & Progress”
Feliza Casano 