The Library of Congress, Washington 1 photomechanical print mounted on black paper : photochrom, color ; image 43 x 53 cm. Contributor: Detroit Publishing Co. Date: 1900. Photo, Print, Drawing. The Capitol at Washington 1 photographic print : cyanotype ; image 44 x 54 cm.
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This past summer, the creative writing literacy organization Deep Center brought its community listening project to the east side with a celebration of its Block by Block program. Students, artists, writers and other caring community members came together to give a voice to those who aren't always heard
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U.S. Treasury, Washington, D.C. 1 negative : glass ; 8 x 10 in. | 1 transparency : glass ; 8 x 10 in. Contributor: Detroit Publishing Co. Date: 1900. Photo, Print, Drawing. Swimming pool, Monument Park, Washington, D.C. 1 negative : glass ; 8 x 10 in. Contributor: Detroit Publishing Co.
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[East portico of the White House, Washington] 1 negative : glass ; 8 x 10 in. Contributor: Jackson, William Henry – Detroit Publishing Co. Date: 1900. Photo, Print, Drawing. White House and presidential office, Washington, D.C. 1 negative : glass ; 8 x 10 in. Contributor: Jackson, William
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Marvel has created a new system for people who want to create their own comics in conjunction with TapTap. This self-publishing solution is called Marvel: Create Your Own and it allows creators to mess around with established characters, select a background and write in text via speech bubbles.
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[Washington, D.C., Library of Congress] 1 transparency : glass ; 8 x 10 in. Contributor: Detroit Publishing Co. Date: 1897. Photo, Print, Drawing. White House, Washington, The 1 transparency : glass ; 8 x 10 in. Contributor: Detroit Publishing Co. Date: 1890. Photo, Print, Drawing.
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She went on to explain that one of the ways that diversity will happen is through people self-publishing their work, an avenue that is also continuing the creative cycle by inspiring the next generation of artists and creators. “It's a great thing for us because it allows us to find the creators,” Amanat said.
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Sue Grafton, a best-selling crime novelist whose popular “alphabet” mysteries featuring Southern California detective Kinsey Millhone sold millions of copies worldwide, died Dec. 28 in Santa Barbara, California. She was 77. She had cancer, her daughter Jamie Clark wrote on the author's website.
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In this interview with Edozie Udeze, she talks about her deep love for books, her foray into writing and more. What sorts of books do you like most? Generally I am not particularly ruled by categories; I am an academic so every book is of interest. But in terms of creative work, I love detective stories, indeed
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“My best sellers are the Lake Superior storms,” said Sundberg, 68. Remember the Oct. 27 storm with northeast winds that pounded the North Shore? Sundberg was out there that day, shooting from a vantage point overlooking Crystal Bay in Tettegouche State Park. He captured some stunning images of
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