You must turn up the volume for today’s video to appreciate the sublime ridiculousness of what you are about to see.
Writers? Creativity can come from anywhere!!!
You must turn up the volume for today’s video to appreciate the sublime ridiculousness of what you are about to see.
Writers? Creativity can come from anywhere!!!
With the American football season upon us, some of you fans may enjoy today’s video. But now you viewers must devise a metaphor for the writing life from what you saw!
Ah, the wonders of technology. Watch today’s video of a fantastic pizza delivery drone. Be sure to place your order soon! (If you call within the next five minutes, yours will come with some extras from the local delivery area.)
The invention of the child-proof medicine bottle proved to work too well on many occasions. Today’s video demonstrates.
I sing bass. But this fellow sings BASS. The note he hits at the end? Impossible. Enjoy the video!
Is your deadline looming? Today’s image vividly expresses what every writer feels like as the day nears.
Today is the last of the “Dog Days of Summer,” and major league baseball is in the home stretch. Thus, it is wonderfully appropriate to post today’s classic video, “Who’s on First?” by Abbott and Costello.
Today’s Fun Friday is a bit more educational, but still fun! Learn, in three minutes, how wool goes from a sheep to your sweater and the ingenious processes that go into it. Much like all the various parts of making a book, it takes a lot of work and many smart people involved in the process. Enjoy! [If you are unable to view the video in your email newsletter, please go to our website and …
A bit by the comedian Gallagher from the 70s and 80s. He was mostly known for his “Sledge-o-Matic” gag where he smashed watermelons on stage. But not today! Instead, he makes great fun of the English language. Enjoy watching! [If you can’t view the video in your newsletter email, please visit the website and enjoy.] Thanks to Deb Haggerty for the tip!
Today’s video depicts a writer pouncing on an editor or an agent at a writers conference. Veteran editors are rarely surprised, but if you wait for it, “Success!”