Doublygifted
Subscriber since: Sun Nov 21 08:35:07 EST 2010
Location: Mobile, AL
About Me
While my degrees are in Studio Art, English (Creative Non-Fiction) and Business, my passion is in the intersection of those fields - namely Multimedia, especially online multimedia. Multifunctional and multifaceted communication using imagery and language, crossing both physical and social barriers and interpreted by collaboration and collective wisdom, and constantly changing meaning, moment, and monument. I don't know what it means either. I'll have to go look it up!
My Word Lists
My Favorites

Favorite Word:

convey

Least Favorite Word:

Teach

Favorite Quote:

"“No one can think clearly in the moment of shame,”"
- Charles Darwin

Favorite Topics:

Blogs:

Books:

"Nine Nasty Words": How and Why We Curse
Highly Entertaining and Informative

Copywriting:

Nine ways to finish the writing you start
The Lingo of Film Noir

Creativity:

Nine ways to finish the writing you start

Fiction writing:

Why You Should Blog BEFORE Writing Your Book

Grammar:

Seven Sentences You Should Stop Writing
How to Make Your Sentences Shorter

How to write:

Nine ways to finish the writing you start

Language:

Metaphors We Live By (Updated)
Brand Names of the Year for 2021

Libraries:

Love Your Librarian

Linguistics:

Scale Your Onboarding

Linguists:

Joseph Stalin and Problems of Linguistics
Of Dialects, Vernaculars, and Code-Switching

Media:

Understanding "Maven"

Online:

A Recipe for Time Travel

Reading:

How to Read More Books

Self-publishing:

How to Protect the Important From the Urgent

Storytelling:

Should You Self-Publish?
Why You Should Consider Back-And-Forth Writing

Teaching:

Teach Your Children Well

Visual Thesaurus:

The Post-Dictionary World?
Poll Stars

WordMasters:

WordMasters: Grade 3 Gold Division Jan-Feb '11
WordMasters: Grade 3 Blue Division Jan-Feb '11

Words:

Shoot! How Gun Idioms Color Our Speech
"Nine Nasty Words": How and Why We Curse

Writers:

Nine ways to finish the writing you start

Writing:

Nine ways to finish the writing you start