Read the always awesome interview with David Hornsby (Cricket) that Morissa conducted here.
Filed under: Blog, EW, Performer, writing
Saturday, January 30, 2016
Thursday, January 28, 2016
Writing Advice: Be Not Afraid
GenZ Publishing Founder gives advice to writers about being unafraid in their writing. More advice can be found in Morissa’s book, Writing for the New Generation” here, FREE for Kindle Unlimited.
Visit GenZPublishing.org for more information on GenZ.
Filed under: Contests, editor, Performer, Writer, writing
Tuesday, January 26, 2016
Giving Back to the Community
Morissa has partnered with the Urban Coast Institute at Monmouth University to give back to the coastal community in NJ. Her project aims to bring communities closer together while maintaining an eco-friendly lifestyle. Read more about her project here.
Filed under: Contests, editor, Fiverr, MTV Copycat, Performer
Friday, January 22, 2016
Thursday, January 21, 2016
Feature on Black Caviar Book Club
Morissa’s new guidebook to writing, “Writing for the new Generation” is now featured on Black Caviar Book Club.
Filed under: Performer, Writer, writing
Tuesday, January 19, 2016
Friday, January 15, 2016
Get Morissa’s New Book FREE
Morissa’s new book, “Writing for the New Generation” is available for free to Kindle Unlimited Readers from GenZ Publishing! Don’t have Kindle Unlimited? You can still read Morissa’s new writing guidebook for everything you need to know about writing in today’s market.
Filed under: Performer
Monday, January 11, 2016
Sing Like Morissa!
Want to sing like this?
If you’ve ever dreamed of belting out a song like this, now is your chance. There are many tips that the pros know and you don’t, but that can change.
Learn some great secrets to controlling your voice and singing like a professional here.
Filed under: Performer
Sunday, January 10, 2016
R.J. Rogue on the GenZ Podcast
‘In this special episode of ‘The GenZ Podcast, author R.J. Rogue joins host Morissa Schwartz to talk about his experience as a young author, his inspirations, advice for writers, and his new book ‘Evanescence.’
*It will be available for download from iTunes this coming week.
Filed under: Neon Green Notebook Blog
Drew University Feature
Read the exciting new feature from Drew University about Morissa’s projects. More to come soon!
Filed under: Performer
Friday, January 8, 2016
Thursday, January 7, 2016
My Mac and TDL
You all know I love my tech, but I also love my paper. That's why my Mac AND paper TDL organizer are both my BFFs.
So when I want cool new MacBook decals, which is awesome, because you can't expect my MacBook to be stuck in the same clothes season after season, I use Decal On Top. They provide the coolest, cutest, and most MacBook stickers, and I just love shopping there.
Tuesday, January 5, 2016
Just Say 'No' to Matching Socks
Little known fact about me: I never match my socks. It's boring to have matching socks, and I see no purpose.
I pride myself on getting adorable socks. Socks of all colors. Socks with monkeys on them. And pandas. Socks with hearts, rainbows, and peace signs. When I go to the mall, Five Below, Target, or even on Amazon you can bet I will be picking up some funky socks, and you can be sure that I will never wear both at the same time. I will wear the fuzzy puppy socks with the striped yellow and green ones. Or the Coca Cola socks with the wintery snowflake ones.
When they're in my shoes, no one knows. Why would they? The only people who were wise to my little sock eccentricity were those closest to me who'd see me walking around home with a cupcake on one foot and a blue sun on the other.
'Why?' They always ask, ready for me to defend myself. Instead, I say 'Why not?' Who instituted this matching sock rule, and why are we all so brainwashed to not only follow it but to not even realize that wearing 'mismatched' socks is an option?
See my little sock story here has a bigger point, and that point is that you should not be afraid to be different or to question norms and go your own way. Because if some people don't even question their socks, what else are they missing out on?
I pride myself on getting adorable socks. Socks of all colors. Socks with monkeys on them. And pandas. Socks with hearts, rainbows, and peace signs. When I go to the mall, Five Below, Target, or even on Amazon you can bet I will be picking up some funky socks, and you can be sure that I will never wear both at the same time. I will wear the fuzzy puppy socks with the striped yellow and green ones. Or the Coca Cola socks with the wintery snowflake ones.
When they're in my shoes, no one knows. Why would they? The only people who were wise to my little sock eccentricity were those closest to me who'd see me walking around home with a cupcake on one foot and a blue sun on the other.
'Why?' They always ask, ready for me to defend myself. Instead, I say 'Why not?' Who instituted this matching sock rule, and why are we all so brainwashed to not only follow it but to not even realize that wearing 'mismatched' socks is an option?
See my little sock story here has a bigger point, and that point is that you should not be afraid to be different or to question norms and go your own way. Because if some people don't even question their socks, what else are they missing out on?
Saturday, January 2, 2016
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