Every human being is prone to fallenness. We may criticize each other for being imperfect, but our imperfection is the reason we quest for knowledge. In that sense it is not limiting at all.   “I have met it so many times and sometimes I feel it is the hidden, but...

Half-agony. Half-hope. Author Hopeton Gray is a testament that we all have different stories but we are all self-made. We’ve seen the term ‘implicit bias’ go somewhat mainstream in the last few years, particularly after Hillary Clinton mentioned it in the US...

Instincts that rule us and the rational assessment of what works for the best  Do big words make you sound smarter? According to the pronouncements of essayist and three-time book author Ross Fardon, the answer is not quite. If you want to sound smart, you must stop...

  Daisy Graham talks to Stampa to share her views on her fictional survivalism masterpiece In The Beginning. She combines facts from the Book of Revelations and powerful storytelling to illustrate the mysteries of faith -- in God and among friends, whether in a cave...

Locator series author discusses what reading can teach us about the art of writing and the important role science fiction has played in his life. Books are our friend, teacher, companion, and mirror rolled into one. Consider avid readers lucky, particularly those who...

“Empathy is connection; it’s the ladder out of the same hole.” ~Brené Brown Writing comes in many forms — copy, speeches, lecture notes, newspaper articles, to name a few. But, perhaps, one cannot truly write literature in its very essence if they don’t feel emotions...