Flash Fiction Story Published by Write Club Atlanta
Click the image to read my flash fiction story, "Sans Santa Claus." Write Club Atlanta published a holiday-themed flash fiction story of mine in December. You’re surely over the whole holiday Continue Reading →
I’m Writing A Novel In November
I’m writing a novel this month for NaNoWriMo, when writers around the world get together and attempt to write 50,000 words during November. Since I’ll be writing so much fiction, I won’t Continue Reading →
My Advice for Journalists
Since my co-worker Clay Duda told his story about being a j-school grad, I thought I’d tell mine and hopefully help some people figure out how to become a journalist—a real one. Hint: it’s not easy, Continue Reading →
Hurricane Humor on Twitter
I was researching info about Hurricane Irene and found some interesting stuff. View “Hurricane Irene Humor on Twitter” on Storify Continue Reading →
My Plan for Longshot Magazine 2011
Longshot Magazine is this awesome print magazine that is made in 48 hours. Submissions open Friday July 29 for 24 hours and I plan to submit. If you want to know more about this project, read my post on Continue Reading →
Yarn Bombing: Helping Us Engage With Our World
Yarn bombing in Atlanta, Ga. Engagement is something that’s talked about a lot in the social media community. But what about in real life? How engaged are we with our surroundings? A few years ago, Continue Reading →
3 Interesting Questions About Digital Media June 2011
I write, research, read and think about art, culture, literary topics, social media, journalism, the environment and things that do good for people and our world. The following are three interesting things: Our Continue Reading →
About Facebook and Journalism
Should Journalists Use Facebook As A Journalism Tool? Something for journalists to consider about Facebook... My first post for The Center for Sustainable Journalism is up on the blog. It’s about Continue Reading →
I Have A New Tumblr Blog
I have a new Atlanta blog using Tumblr. It’s called Peachy Diamond: Atlanta life through the eyes of a Georgia girl. The city, art, culture, poetry, storytelling, the environment and related topics Continue Reading →
Editing, E-Books and Whoa-Worthy Art [5 Interesting Things I Learned]
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A photo I took at a bookstore in Atlanta. I write, research, read and think about art, culture, literary topics, social media, journalism, the environment and things that do good for people and our world. Continue Reading →
Social Media Video for Digital Media Job
4/14/2011 Update: they know about my video now. No need to send it to them. I need your help. I, Lindsay Oberst, made the following video as an application for a digital media position with The Center Continue Reading →
April is National Poetry Month — Seize the Day
National Poetry Month is April. Here’s something I wrote a few years ago for the occasion that was published in a newspaper. I mention young people because I wrote it to a college-aged audience… It’s Continue Reading →
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