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plays and musical dramas, comedies, one-acts, duet-scenes, monologues and other theatre resource material for elementary, jr high, high school, community and other amateur and professional theatres.

eyemagazine.com

This is a regularly updated list of graphic design / visual culture events that may be of interest to Eye readers.

londonbookfair.co.uk

The London Book Fair is the global marketplace for the publishing industry. Discover LBF, the UK's No.1 book fair defining the future of creative content.

monologueblogger.com

Monologues, Scenes, Plays, Scripts, Insights

thedeeplife.com

TDL is the online home of the Deep Life Movement, which argues for the importance of focus in a world increasingly deluged by distraction. “The deep life” is a term coined by professor and writer Cal Newport, who explored the costs of shallowness and the joys of depth in his bestselling books, including Deep Work and Digital Minimalism, his long-running email newsletter, and his regular articles for publications such as The New Yorker (where he’s a contributing writer). TDL brings together in one place all of the online content relevant to members of the deep life movement.

jeremybassetti.com

Let’s face it: digital asset management is far from the most interesting part of being a photographer. Who wants to spend a lot of time moving files around, creating folders, and copying archives? Yet organizing, archiving, and backing up digital photography is an essential, if disliked, task all photographers must deal with sooner or later. I want to share my workflow for organizing and backing up my digital photographs to help you avoid the mistake I made when I lost a significant amount of unbacked-up work due to a hard drive failure. That experience taught me about the importance of having a solid digital asset management system.