Bitesize Biographies. Aphra Behn. Playwright, Novelist and Much More Besides!
You may never have heard of Aphra Behn but she was an extremely popular and highly regarded English playwright and novelist in the mid 17th century. In fact, she is regarded to be the first “professional” woman writer of English literature. But Aphra was more than just a writer – she had an incredibly interesting and fascinating life.
Finding Fulfillment in Life: Read Biographies of People Whose Lives Challenge You
Biographies of great men and women make a lot of difference in our lives especially Biographies of those you admire and take as your mentors. It has personally affected my life and I know when you begin to read it, it will begin to do the magic of transformation in your life.
Jason Wu’s Biography and Photos
Jason Wu’s Biography
Although only 26, the Taipei native has already achieved many accomplishments. His family moved to Vancouver when Wu was nine where he began learning how to sew, draft patterns, and sketch in fashion proportions by using dolls as mannequins. At the age of 14, he went to study sculpture in Tokyo and then spent his senior year of high school in Paris, where he decided to become a fashion designer. Wu then enrolled in the prestigious Parsons School of Design and interned with Narciso Rodriguez.
Dr. Cynthia Maung: Health Savior of The Myanmar Refugees
July 18, 2011 by Debbie Kerr
Published in Women
Cynthia Maung is a Burmese doctor who runs a medical facility for Burma’s refugees.
Tomyris: Warrior Queen of The Massagetei
October 12, 2010 by Kim Seabrook
Published in Women
From: More Prisoners of Eternity.
African American Women: Celebrating Their Historical Achievements
October 26, 2008 by Carol Forsloff
Published in Women
2008 was the year of ultimate achievement of women and African Americans. African American women have also achieved a good deal, however they remain behind in the struggle. Here’s an article that celebrates the achievements of some of the forgotten that should be remembered as examples, not just for African American women, but for all Americans who love their country and believe that it is the gathering place where everyone can achieve to his or her highest potential.
