Cengage Launches OpenNow, A Suite of Technology-Enhanced OER Products for General Education Courses
by BWW News Desk - October 10, 2017
by BWW News Desk - October 10, 2017
Michelin Releases 2018 List of Great Restaurants in Washington, D.C.
by BWW News Desk - October 10, 2017
by BWW News Desk - October 10, 2017
From Risk Mitigation to Driving Business Value, CSO Recognizes Security Innovation with 2018 CSO50 Awards
by BWW News Desk - October 10, 2017
by BWW News Desk - October 10, 2017
BWW Feature: VOICE LESSONS: A SISTERS STORY by Cara Mentzel
by Carolan Trbovich - October 10, 2017
Idina Menzel's little sister Cara Mentzel pens a must-read memoir Voice Lessons
by Carolan Trbovich - October 10, 2017
Idina Menzel's little sister Cara Mentzel pens a must-read memoir Voice Lessons
BWW Cover Reveal: THESE REBEL WAVES by Sara Raasch
by Bonnie Lynn Wagner - October 10, 2017
Sara Raasch, author of the New York Times Best Selling series Snow Like Ashes, has just revealed the cover for the first book in her brand-new series Stream Raiders, entitled THESE REBEL WAVES.
by Bonnie Lynn Wagner - October 10, 2017
Sara Raasch, author of the New York Times Best Selling series Snow Like Ashes, has just revealed the cover for the first book in her brand-new series Stream Raiders, entitled THESE REBEL WAVES.
Anthology Details Nearly Two Decades of Young People Creatively Expressing Struggles With Diversity
by BWW News Desk - October 09, 2017
by BWW News Desk - October 09, 2017
BWW Review: WHEN TINKER MET BELL by Alethea Kontis
by Bonnie Lynn Wagner - October 09, 2017
Bellamy and Tinker are two unlikely friends. Bell is a fairy, and everyone is always drawn to her. They want to touch her and get some of her magical dust to improve their life a little bit. Tinker is the first person who didn't want anything from her. He's a goblin, and goblins are allergic to fairies, so he literally can't touch her without breaking out into hives. Bell wanted a friend who wanted her, not her magic, and Tinker wanted a friend who didn't think he was weird or odd. The two became instant friends, and now, those feelings are morphing into something more. But how can you ever have a relationship with someone you can't even touch?
by Bonnie Lynn Wagner - October 09, 2017
Bellamy and Tinker are two unlikely friends. Bell is a fairy, and everyone is always drawn to her. They want to touch her and get some of her magical dust to improve their life a little bit. Tinker is the first person who didn't want anything from her. He's a goblin, and goblins are allergic to fairies, so he literally can't touch her without breaking out into hives. Bell wanted a friend who wanted her, not her magic, and Tinker wanted a friend who didn't think he was weird or odd. The two became instant friends, and now, those feelings are morphing into something more. But how can you ever have a relationship with someone you can't even touch?
Essential Audiobooks Receive Two Nominations in the Society of Voice Arts and Sciences Awards 2017
by BWW News Desk - October 09, 2017
by BWW News Desk - October 09, 2017
Open Road Integrated Media's Content Sites Accepting Submissions of Original Work
by BWW News Desk - October 09, 2017
by BWW News Desk - October 09, 2017
Concerned Army Veteran Asks: How Do We Make Sense of Shootings in South Carolina, Tennessee, Las Vegas and Elsewhere?
by BWW News Desk - October 09, 2017
by BWW News Desk - October 09, 2017
Tom Madden Says He Might Have Picked the Lock on the Mass Murderer's Illusive Motive in a Hypothetical Interview with Him
by BWW News Desk - October 09, 2017
by BWW News Desk - October 09, 2017
Made U Look - New Urban Erotica Book Available Now on Amazon and Barnes and Nobles - Inspired by True Events
by BWW News Desk - October 09, 2017
by BWW News Desk - October 09, 2017
Annual Award Takes on New Meaning in the Aftermath of the Storms
by BWW News Desk - October 09, 2017
by BWW News Desk - October 09, 2017
Judy Gaman Pens Powerful Memoire
by BWW News Desk - October 07, 2017
At 40-something, Judy Gaman seemed to have it all: a rewarding career as a writer and radio host, a loving family and a bright future. But like many other Generation Xers, Judy had become a workaholic the very thing she had resented about her own parents. And yet, Judy felt powerless to alter her trajectory until a small miracle in the form of centenarian Lucille Fleming entered Judy's life.
by BWW News Desk - October 07, 2017
At 40-something, Judy Gaman seemed to have it all: a rewarding career as a writer and radio host, a loving family and a bright future. But like many other Generation Xers, Judy had become a workaholic the very thing she had resented about her own parents. And yet, Judy felt powerless to alter her trajectory until a small miracle in the form of centenarian Lucille Fleming entered Judy's life.
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