The Reproduction of Creativity
Today I’m going to teach you a class that I’ll bet you missed in high school biology: The reproduction of creativity. (Don’t worry. This isn’t the sort of class where… Read more »
Tag: imagination
What Books and Board Games Have In Common
Board gamers are a diverse bunch. Some are techies who work in the worlds of science and computers. Others are doctors, artists, executives, lawyers, or activists. But what’s always struck… Read more »
How Did I Forget to Have Fun?
I recently spent some time cleaning out my parent’s attic and sorting through the remains of my childhood toys. Lego, action figures, dolls, Weebles, Fisher-Price Little People, Hot Wheels, and… Read more »
You Can’t Buy Creativity In a Kit
I was wandering the toy aisle in Target the other day and I was dismayed at most of what I saw there. There were three main types of toys that… Read more »
16 Reasons Why You Should Try Flash Fiction
Lately I’ve been trying my hand at flash fiction. For those not familiar with the concept, flash fiction is generally considered a story that’s under 1,000 words. (Some definitions stretch… Read more »
Imagination Killers
Having just finished NaNoWriMo and the survived the first round of holiday nuttiness, I thought I’d share something that I learned. (Relearned, actually, because I’ve kind of known this all… Read more »
NaNoWriMo Update #2
Oh, boy. So far, this is one of my worst years for staying on target. I’m still hoping to make a big push and win, but things are going to… Read more »