Read between the lines

TIME magazine recently revealed its 30 Must-See Tumblr Blogs which includes the highly creative, user-generated Newspaper Blackout. This blog is the

Books About Books genre: new releases and popular books, including The Book Swap by Tessa Bickers, The Booklover's Library by Madeline Martin, Colored Te...

"Anastasia and The Ghostly Owl" is written to force readers to "read-between-the-lines" to understand its many hidden messages. e-Book available at the Apple Bookstore or www.ghostlyowl.com!!! Hardcopy available at amazon.ca or www.ghostlyowl.com!!!

Explicit vs. Implicit: Definition Definition of Implicit The term "implicit" is used to describe something that is suggested or hinted at, rather than being directly expressed. It is often used in situations where the speaker or writer wants to convey a message without being too direct or explicit.

When I began hosting craft programs at the library, I wondered how people could possibly talk about crafts as an inexpensive activity. Everything cost money! Even many “cheap” crafts don’t come cheap if you don’t have any supplies stored up. Case in point: Poetry Month favorite, blackout poetry. Use your damaged and discarded books and newspapers and […]

Read Between the Lines

Don’t read between the lines... Thank you x #momentarilydistracted #words #writerscommunity

I have just stumbled upon the most wonderful way to get your students writing without having to produce any output at all! They can write with INPUT! Crazy, right? How to do it? BLACKOUT POEMS! They are great! Simply take a text in the target language (a newspaper article, a story…anything) and hand it to…