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Exploring Creativity Through Collaboration: Reviews & recommendations
The review discusses Gabrielle Zevin’s novel “Tomorrow and Tomorrow and Tomorrow,” highlighting its exploration of creativity through collaboration amidst personal relationships. The narrative parallels themes from the show “Mythic Quest,” which examines creativity challenges in a video game studio. The author recommends further reading on creativity, particularly Walter Isaacson’s “The Innovators.”
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An Ex-vangelical Sings of Christmas
Doubt is a component of faith, not its enemy. A medication by an ex-vangelical on the Advent season.
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My cozy post-apocalyptic hellscape game (Fallout 76)
Two good reads tagged to the end of a discussion of Fallout 76, the unexpected “cozy” camp-dwelling game of post-apocalyptic America.
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I have spent most of my life in education, both K12 and higher ed. My work experience also includes being a reference librarian, years of freelance work as a graphic designer, mentoring, teaching, event planning, and serving as a Creative Director for an in-house communications and marketing agency.
When I taught high school English, my students started calling me “Ramey Lady” and the name stuck.
I write about whatever grabs my attention, which can include current events, ideas about education, social change, TV and movies, good books, and the fact that I play too many video games.
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