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Blog • 6th January 2023

5 Best Idea Books to Inspire Your Next Story

Whether you're a professional writer or just have an inclination for creative writing, these books will encourage and inspire you.

31st January 2023

Book Banning in Florida? Fahrenheit 451? Censorship?

An ongoing list of provocative books.

Georgia Museum of Art at the University of Georgia • 15th July 2021

Cousins in Dialogue: Ronald Lockett and Thornton Dial Sr.

American folk art often provides an intimate glimpse into lives and communities as seen by the artists themselves.

Georgia Museum of Art at the University of Georgia • 14th July 2021

Georgia Museum of Art debuts expanded contemporary collection

From July 17 to December 5, 2021, the Georgia Museum of Art will share modern works of art in the exhibition “Neo-Abstraction: Celebrating a Gift of Contemporary Art from John and Sara Shlesinger.” “Neo-Abstraction” highlights the resurgence of abstract art among contemporary artists, including an early spin painting by Damien Hirst and a photographic abstraction by Walead Beshty. Cutting-edge art like Sarah Braman’s “Coexist,” a striking juxtaposition of commonplace objects, will be on view alo

Academic • 10th March 2010

Going Forth: Thai Women, Gender, and the Ordination of Buddhist Nuns

The following is an excerpt from an essay written in 2010 for a Religious Studies course.
The subject matter deals with current gender issues regarding sexuality and religious
ordination within Thai society.

Academic • 10th May 2021

Hieroglyphs at the Michael C. Carlos Museum: Pre/Post Visit Activities (Grades: 3rd-8th)

Example of Pre and Post Tour Materials for Teachers. Michael C. Carlos Museum

Blog • 6th January 2023

Is Fan Fiction Relevant?

Coming Soon...

Blog • 6th January 2023

Kismet: A Thriller by Amina Akhtar - Diversity in Fiction

Supporting diverse perspectives, stories and characters in fiction is essential.

Blog • 6th January 2023

My 7 Favorite Productivity Hacks For Writers

I have collected these seven simple tips to help you get through your next writing session with ease.

Fiction • 18th September 2019

Outlier

Beginnings of a suspense thriller in progress.

Academic • 5th August 2020

Seascapes: The Universal Thalassa of Indian Ocean World

This study focuses on the historiography of the Indian Ocean exchange. Utilizing some of the most prominent historians who have conducted research in this area, I analyzed methodologies, biases, and interpretations made concerning the usage of this trade network in the field of comparative studies.

Academic • 13th May 2020

Symmachus' Nationalist Idealism (Relatio III)

Quintus Aurelius Symmachus writes a letter to 384 CE to emperor Valentinian II as a reminder of what he believed to be the one of the the most important notions to uphold in society - the relationship between the law and the sacred. This excerpt elaborates on this theme further while specifically highlighting Symmachus’ desire to favor a more nationalistic and patrimonial stance within the empire.

Blog • 6th January 2023

The Great Audiobook Debate: Which is Better, Reading or Listening?

Is listening to books really better than reading them?

Fiction • 10th October 2017

The Last Fall

An attempt at a SciFi/Fantasy/Apocalyptic Short Story

Academic • 8th February 2010

The Revelations of Yang Xi and Celibacy: Sexual Practice as a Means of Transformation

The following is an excerpt for a course of Religious Studies written in 2011. Using texts
found within the tradition of Daoism, the following illustrates the discourse between their
differing perspectives on sexual intercourse.

Academic • 10th May 2021

The Science Behind Art Conservation

​Example of Pre and Post Tour Visit Materials for Teachers. Michael C. Carlos Museum

Blog • 6th January 2023

You Should Be Writing Right Now

Writing isn't easy - but it's worth discovering what helps enhance your creativity. Even if you find yourself starting the process over time and time again.