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1 month ago | 
cronicle.press | Laura Cowan
pictured Fort Gratiot vintage postcard on Lake Huron, courtesy Great Lakes CruisesYou may have seen photos of or visited a Great Lakes lighthouse over the years.
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Nov 12, 2024 | 
cronicle.press | Laura Cowan
Michigan is full of stories of all kinds. At Cronicle, we love stories about people who are innovating, creating, and building community, and who love this state as much as we do. I sat down with acquaintances Charlie and Judy Brice, whom I had met previously at Michigan's literary writers' retreat Bear River Writers Retreat, which has happened now for over 20 years at Camp Michigania on the shores of Lake Walloon.
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Sep 11, 2024 | 
cronicle.press | Laura Cowan
You may have noticed if you already picked up a copy of Cronicle's first fiction release Murder of Crows: Reverse All Tides about a mermaid reincarnated into a cursed town of walking corpses, that there is something off with the cover. You've probably seen this issue a lot lately: the skin color of the main character on the book cover doesn't match the character's skin in the book.
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Sep 10, 2024 | 
cronicle.press | Laura Cowan
Cronicle is happy to announce the release of our first fiction publication set in the Great Lakes: Murder of Crows Reverse All Tides, book 1 in the Michigandia fantasy series. Joel Laundry found a mermaid swimming in a well in downtown Feysville. Magic that seems normal to residents whose families have lived here long enough to not ask questions makes Joel uneasy. What if a town is so polluted, so poisoned by its own greed and secrets that it needs cleansing from the ground up?
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Sep 4, 2024 | 
cronicle.press | Laura Cowan
The last few years have seen tremendous growth on Cronicle. Then we took a bit of a break during the late pandemic to shift focus to narrative style stories of businesses and entrepreneurs, as well as a creative writing section in development also focused on Michigan's innovative thinkers and creatives and investors -- the people who make Michigan home.
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Aug 15, 2024 | 
biorxiv.org | Kellie E. Smith |Laura Cowan |Paulina Flis |Chris Moore
AbstractThe duckweeds feature global distributions and diverse applications in phytoremediation and nutrition, as well as use in fundamental studies of development. Existing collections have minimal environmental data linked to natural habitats. Thus, there is a lack of understanding of natural variation in the context of native habitats. Here, a novel collection of 124 duckweed accessions from 115 sites across the United Kingdom were characterised by genome sequencing and ionomics.
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Feb 7, 2024 | 
abovethelaw.com | Laura Cowan
The legal landscape underwent a seismic shift in the wake of the pandemic. It changed everything from the way we practice law to where we work and live to how we think about ourselves as lawyers. Throw AI into the mix, and you’ve got a whole new legal landscape to adapt to. For estate planning attorneys, this shift was uniquely significant. We were forced to implement new technology overnight at a time when our services were in unusually high demand.
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Feb 7, 2024 | 
cronicle.press | Laura Cowan
You may have noticed a lull recently as we switched gears at the beginning of 2024. That's because Cronicle's team has been busy creating content marketing guides and AI/support tool recommendations for small businesses. As we head into this new year and the new world of AI business tools, Cronicle will be along for the ride helping you navigate how to market and grow a business using the most efficient integrated tools.
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Nov 30, 2023 | 
cronicle.press | Laura Cowan
Our co-founder Archie Cowan who has been working remotely for Amazon just gave his notes on a new sustainable home office product from LifeSpan launched this week: the Ampera desk bike. This unique under-desk exercise bike is adjustable, generates power for your electronics while you work, and comes with an app and all kinds of personalized settings you can change to make it work for your home office or team setting.
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Nov 23, 2023 | 
ecouterre.com | Bonface Landi |Dawn Hammon |Laura Cowan |KC Morgan
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