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First Lines Fighting for Freedom

For this month’s first lines post here are older books that are about fighting for liberty. Is there one or two you want to read?

Published July 3, 2023
Categorized as First Lines, Reading Tagged fiction, Lynette M. Burrows, reading

Frida Kahlo: A Life of Creative Resilience

When her plans for life crashed, Frida Kahlo tapped into her creative side. She used art as therapy and became one of the most well-known artists of the 20th century.

Published June 26, 2023
Categorized as Creativity, Heroes and Heroines, Inspiration and Motivation, Strong Women Tagged creativity, Inspirations, Lynette M. Burrows, women of history

Three More Creativity Myths to Challenge

We believe we are a modern people and don’t believe in myths. Alas, we are wrong. Find out which creativity myths are untrue.

Published June 19, 2023
Categorized as Creativity, Inspiration and Motivation Tagged creativity, creativity myths, Lynette M. Burrows, mental health, myths, substance abuse

They Stood Trial for Impersonating a Man

For many years, U.S. history neglected many  people due to their race or ethnicity or gender. Yet they existed. Meet Lucy Lobdell aka Joe.

Published June 12, 2023
Categorized as Heroes and Heroines, History, Inspiration and Motivation, Strong Women Tagged cross-dresser, Lynette M. Burrows, Pride Month, strong woman, transgender

Proud to Celebrate Pride Month with First Lines

The first line of a story, we’re told, must hook the reader. Ambivalent about reading LBGTQ+ fiction? If the first line hooks you, read it.

Published June 5, 2023
Categorized as First Lines, Reading Tagged first lines, LGBTQ, Lynette M. Burrows, reading, Science Fiction

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