Blogger digs into Ann Arbor’s 826Michigan
A former EMU creative writing student decided to start a locally focused blog. She describes it as: "Unpublished" is the journey of discovering Ann Arbor and everything it has to offer. It is exposing interiors; offering a deeper look at places I frequent. It is the gathering of recommendations from locals and my experiencing them for the first time. "Unpublished" is spreading Michigan roots in food, fashion, art, music, coffee and local business territories. Her latest slice of local goodness is the nonprofit 826Michigan. Onward robots! Excerpt: "Having a relationship with creative writing all of my life, and working with children for half of it, I am confident in saying that 826michigan is probably the coolest nonprofit organization. Ever." Read the rest here.
A former EMU creative writing student decided to start a locally focused blog. She describes it as:
“Unpublished” is the journey of discovering Ann Arbor and everything it has to offer. It is exposing interiors; offering a deeper look at places I frequent. It is the gathering of recommendations from locals and my experiencing them for the first time. “Unpublished” is spreading Michigan roots in food, fashion, art, music, coffee and local business territories.
Her latest slice of local goodness is the nonprofit 826Michigan. Onward robots!
Excerpt:
“Having a relationship with creative writing all of my life, and working with children for half of it, I am confident in saying that 826michigan is probably the coolest nonprofit organization. Ever.”
Read the rest here.
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