Missouri students focus on philanthropy, funding
By John McGlaughlin — Little sleep and much stress make 16 weeks pass with scarce notice. And here we are at the end of another semester…
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December 2011
December 2011 OWAA archives.
Whitewater writing
By Monica Gokey — For the past three years, I traveled internationally as a whitewater kayaking bum…
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Letters to the Editor
The Windward Shore: A Winter on the Great Lake — By Jerry Dennis…
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You don’t say!
By Kathie Morgan — Perhaps you should. Say say, that is. Many a well-intentioned writer has derailed his readers or listeners by trying to add luster…
Make money on the e-book gravy train
By Kevin Rhoades — If you’re an author with published books lying around on the bookshelf collecting dust, consider re-publishing your hardbacks and paperbacks as e-books…
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10 tips for shooting on snow
By Lisa Densmore — Winter is my favorite season of the year. Admittedly, I’m an avid skier, but winter also appeals to my photographic senses…
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Beginner’s luck, beginner’s mind
By Shelby Gonzalez — When it comes to writing — and, I suspect, other endeavors — beginner’s luck has less to do with luck than with three other factors: freshness, willingness to take chances and lack of limiting beliefs…
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Be the best on radio – Part 3
By Deb Ferns — When you are interviewed on radio, there is a strong possibility the host or hosts will want to include a Q-and-A session…
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Alaska fishing is off the hook in September
By Christopher Batin — One of the greatest rewards of having the 2012 Alaska conference in September is the abundance of sport-fishing opportunities…
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From nuclear engineer to outdoor writer
By Wil MacAllister — When you meet Peter Schroeder there are two unmistakable things you immediately learn, he’s personable and as you’d expect from a former nuclear engineer, he’s intelligent…
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