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The Forum's September 2021 issue has arrived! https://issuu.com/theualrforum/docs/the_forum_september_2021_edition_
Check out my article "An Update on the University Learning Commons" on pg. 3, where I discuss UA Little Rock's new learning commons opening this spring.
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QOTM #3: September's quote is from To Kill a Mockingbird. I remember devouring this book during my freshman year of high school—definitely a favorite!
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Submit your story!
UA Little Rock’s Quills & Pixels is now accepting creative nonfiction, memoir, essays, journalistic features, academic writing, and B&W photos. We encourage current students, alumni, staff, and faculty to submit their work for consideration.
Deadline: Sept 27 @ midnight
To submit your work, visit ualr.edu/qp.
Questions? Email [email protected] or message me here.
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I'm about halfway through Frank Herbert's 1965 sci-fi novel, Dune. I plan on doing a small book review once I'm done, so be sure to check out my blog. I have to admit the trailer for the movie coming out this fall gave me chills!
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QOTM #2: Do not flee. Do not freeze. You must face your problems head-on to overcome them.
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Hi, all! I'm officially starting my freelance editing business. My services include proofreading and copyediting. If you're interested, feel free to message me for more information.
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Some good advice from William Zinsser's "Writing English as a Second Language." In the article, the author discusses four principles of good English: Clarity, Simplicity, Brevity, and Humanity. It's an informative read and I recommend checking it out.
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QOTM #1: Hello! This is the first quote of my "Quote of the Month" series, where I share beautiful, wise, or thought-provoking words from writers, philosophers, and the like. This quote in particular is from Tahereh Mafi's debut novel Shatter Me. Please let me know what you think and/or how you interpret it! I'd love to hear your thoughts.
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