The Penmen Profile: SNHU Chats with Award-winning Playwright Raegan Payne (Originally published November 7th on The Penmen Review) by Pamme Boutselis An award-winning, published playwright, Raegan Payne’s work is regularly in production. She is also an actress and strident volunteer. Her efforts ...
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On Wednesday night, after a long day at work, I found myself staring over a hand of Uno cards at a runaway teen. I had come to Angel’s Flight near downtown LA to spend the night playing games. I ended ...
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“All women should be married 2.5 times. The .5 is the most fun. If you know what I mean” – Sara, 93, Cheviot Hills, Los Angeles Saturday morning I went to hang at a Cheviot Hills retirement center. I was ...
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Sometimes, when you walk into a volunteer project, whether it be a polluted creek, flooded house, or barren piece of land, you think: “I can’t fix this. I can’t. It’s too much.” “It’s not my responsibility.” “My apartment is a ...
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There was a time when female writers were discriminated against and forced to change their names to George Eliot. Unfortunately, that time is now. Women are still the underdog in the writing world. For example, between 2010 and 2012 in ...
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Hello Everyone, I did another really short, tiny, lilliputian interview with the Blogger Effect for their Heart of Blogging Series. It’s pretty much awesome. You can read it here!
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This one was super easy! Mission – Help get 1000 pairs of shoes to LA’s homeless population. Time commitment – 1 hour on Saturday. Using my new LAWorks membership and their awesome events calendar (which I highly recommend every charity ...
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