Brittany the Book Guru wrote the thought-provoking piece below and has graciously agreed to have it republished on the Go Dog Go Cafe. I apologize in advance for how long this post may end up being, but I think it’s an extremely important topic and one that has many facets and areas to discuss. I … Continue reading The Importance of Content/Trigger Warnings In Books & Book Reviews (& More) – Brittany the Book Guru
The Writing Life
WISDOM FROM TONI MORRISON (2/18/1931 – 8/5/2019)
The Handmaid’s Tale Prompt Response-Devereaux Frazier
This post was inspired by the Feminist Book Title Challenge being hosted by Christine Ray.
Exciting Things Happening at the Go Dog Go Café
The Baristas have spent the month of July brainstorming how we can continue to make the Go Dog Go Café a dynamic and interactive community for writers to gather. Starting August 1st, we will be introducing new features, giving an old favorite an update, and introducing new Baristas. New Features Throwback Fridays Most of the … Continue reading Exciting Things Happening at the Go Dog Go Café
Now Recruiting: Baristas for the Go Dog Go Cafe
It is the mission of Go Dog Go Café to provide a warm, inviting and inspiring gathering space in order to build a healthy and supportive writing community. We are committed to providing the Go Dog Go Community with a mix of weekly and special features that explore the writing life and writing from a … Continue reading Now Recruiting: Baristas for the Go Dog Go Cafe
Anatomy of a Book: Choosing and Organizing Your Writing- Christine Ray
When I first contemplated choosing pieces and organizing them for Composition of a Woman, I naively thought it would be fairly quick and straightforward process. I had recently served as the editor for an art show chapbook that included pieces from 12 very diverse girls and women and as the primary editor for Anthology Volume … Continue reading Anatomy of a Book: Choosing and Organizing Your Writing- Christine Ray
Call for Submissions for But You Don’t LOOK Sick: Battles we fight with invisible illness – an Anthology
Indie Blu(e), publisher of We Will Not Be Silenced, is now accepting submissions for an anthology of writers and artists who live with a chronic but invisible illness, or who care for someone else who does. The focus of this anthology is revealing the honest experience of living with invisible illness. We want it all: … Continue reading Call for Submissions for But You Don’t LOOK Sick: Battles we fight with invisible illness – an Anthology
MYTH OF POWER – RANDOM OBSERVATIONS
The companion who walks with you, matters a lot more than the God at a distance. To have a Godfather, you need to accept someone as God. Being over-rated and over-rewarded in one place stymies development. Success is all about information and power. Ability and hard work are for the minions down below. Egos and … Continue reading MYTH OF POWER – RANDOM OBSERVATIONS
Basilike Pappa Shares Her Favorite Indie Books of 2018
Name: Basilike Pappa Where you post your writing: I post on my blog Silent Hour and on Sudden Denouement - A Global Divergent Literary Collective Publications: My prose has appeared in Life & Art Magazine, Intrinsick, and Timeless Tales, and my poetry in Rat’s Ass Review, Surreal Poetics and Bones – Journal for Contemporary Haiku. … Continue reading Basilike Pappa Shares Her Favorite Indie Books of 2018
BOOK REVIEW: KINDRA M. AUSTIN’S TWELVE, BY MARIAH VOUTILAINEN
Kindra Austin’s Twelve continues where Constant Muses left off, rich and intense. By Mariah Voutilainen After having read Constant Muses, I eagerly awaited the release of Kindra Austin’s Twelve. I expected more of the imagery of Muses, with its cigarette smoke and endless cocktails. While those common threads are there, Twelve favors the much more potent darkness of decay and memento mori. In Twelve, Austin further exposes the connection between … Continue reading BOOK REVIEW: KINDRA M. AUSTIN’S TWELVE, BY MARIAH VOUTILAINEN
