Leah Egery-Haley

For In-depth 2019 I will be continuing with my topic from last year, makeup artistry! I am doing this for two main reasons. The first is that I thoroughly enjoyed my first in-depth and the expertise I achieved over its… Continue Reading →

With my newfound knowledge of story-writing and story structure I would give my past self some advice at the beginning of ZIP. I would want to tell myself that: “Even though you are going to find many amazing resources, and… Continue Reading →

A specific source of information that has proved helpful to my inquiry is a specific website/blog written by Randy Ingermanson that details something called the snowflake technique. The snowflake technique is a step-by-step process for story planning. It begins with… Continue Reading →

For the past two days, the majority of what I’ve done has been research-based. Many of the resources online surrounding how to write a novel are blogs or advice websites by other authors. Something I’ve found as a commonality between… Continue Reading →

“What are some of the ways one can begin to write a novel?” For my ZIP project this year I chose this question because I feel that though I absolutely adore creative writing, and putting my ideas onto paper, I… Continue Reading →

In Chapter one of A Wizard of Earthsea, we are immediately thrown into an entirely new universe in which Le Guin quickly introduces the idea of magic and continues to beautifully set the stage for this new pantheon of characters…. Continue Reading →

If we allow our passions to drive our decisions, we will often find the results more rewarding. What people want often changes with time and experiences. Some skills are universal in their importance to being an effective employee.

People are their own worst enemy You are the only person in the world who has access to the farthest depths of your own brain. We know everything about ourselves, everything we’ve ever done, been and thought. Because of this,… Continue Reading →

I believe that the most effective medium through which to view the story of “Harrison Bergeron” is text, the short story written by Kurt Vonnegut. My main reasoning for this point is this: reading a text allows you to expand… Continue Reading →

“Science and everyday life cannot and should not be separated” ~Rosalind Franklin~   Rosalind Franklin is one of the unknown founders of modern-day genetics. Her research and findings were the reason that those who we know to be the geniuses… Continue Reading →