My First Check as a Paid Writer
By Robin Postell Hard to forget the first time you see your name on a byline, right? If you’re a published writer, you know what I mean, And if you’re not, you still know because you are dreaming of it. Frankly, I have never tired of it. Thanks to my father, I was able to make my first paycheck from a freelance writing gig before I was 20. He sent me on an assignment covering the “Goat Man,” a legendary figure who was known for traveling throughout the state and beyond with a passel of goats. He’d do handiwork for people in towns he passed through and was quite an…
The Quintessential Sexiness of a Man’s White Shirt
The way my body feels inside of a man’s white shirt is beyond the mere idea of sensuality, or style. There is something unspeakably suggestive about the way it envelops a woman’s body, especially if it hasn’t been washed and still carries the scent of the person to whom it belongs.
The Chilling Numbers of COVID
During a second COVID wave in South Georgia, nurses opened up about their personal trials working the critical care floors.
Just Do It Already
Ever wondered what it'll take to push you to write that first novel?
How to Get Hit by a Train…and Survive
Want to know what it's like being hit by a train?
Take a Walk on the Fire Side
Looking for an adventure to write about for Bikini Magazine in Santa Monica, I traveled to the North Georgia woods to participate in firewalking
