Mental Health Quality Standards – Easy Read version Introduction To make mental health services and care better, the Scottish Government has made a new set of mental health standards. These standards set... Read more »
He is the third-most-widely read poet in history, after Shakespeare and Lao-tzu. He was a New Yorker and an Arab American. His writing has influenced song lyrics, novels and speeches, and inspired... Read more »
Reading for enjoyment is not a frivolous pursuit but rather a means of enriching one’s life, broadening horizons and providing much-needed escapism. For students who feel that reading is a dry exercise... Read more »
My “morning pages” journal – an essential item for anyone embarking upon “The Artist’s Way” journey. (Credit: Candice Helfand-Rogers) “What if the cure for cancer is trapped inside the mind of someone... Read more »
Chinese zodiac Ernest Hemingway rightly echoed that “there is no friend as loyal as a book”! Literature is surely the saving grace when it comes to understanding life’s journey – whether it’s... Read more »
Twenty San Diego County authors — from bestselling novelists to first-time writers — have published new books this spring, ranging from personal memoirs, to thrillers, Westerns, poetry, summer romances and sci-fi. Here’s... Read more »
Monstrous Tales by Edward Boyd What’s it About? Three enchanting children’s tales that feature princesses, witches and lost treasure while celebrating LGBTQ+ diversity. The need for acceptance is a basic human instinct.... Read more »