PRLog (Press Release) -
Sep 30, 2007 -
Cary, NC - Megacollage, a pioneer in online media compilations, today announces Megacollage Text (http://www.megacollage.com/
text/index.html)
, a section of its web site that publishes free online text compilations with interactive links to useful resources. Megacollage Text currently has three series of text compilations all focused on those who love the good, romantic life.
Travel Guide (
http://www.megacollage.com/text/travelguide/index.html) is a compilation of top travel destinations throughout the world, with interactive links to resources to help the customer plan their trips. Broken into four lists of fifteen destinations, these are the shortlists of must-see places. Each list features five top wonders and sights of the world, five top cities and five top islands. Each destination has links to destination-
specific maps, weather, flights, hotels, tours and cruises. This is the begin-all of travel guides, giving the reader the big-picture perspective needed to plan a lifetime of trips. "You are well-traveled indeed if you are fortunate enough to visit all or even some of the sixty destinations,"
said Scott Consolatti, founder and president of Megacollage.
Lifestyle Guide (
http://www.megacollage.com/text/lifestyleguide/index.html) is a compilation of activities on which the customer can spend their time and money throughout the year, with interactive links to resources specific to their location. Broken into seasonal lists of thirteen weekly activities, these are the shortlists of how to live a life of variety. Each activity has links to a map and ticket and schedule information. This is a unique type of guide, giving the reader the big-picture perspective needed to plan a variety of activities every year. "You are leading the good life indeed if you are fortunate enough to do all or even some of the fifty-two weekly activities each year," said Consolatti.
Runes (
http://www.megacollage.com/text/runes/index.html) is a series of compilations featuring original heartfelt poems on a variety of topics, including love, art, nature and spirit. These are rewarding poems in a variety of forms including many sonnets, and featuring an array of metaphor including comparing a woman to a candle in "Candlelight,"
comparing two lovers to the wings of a butterfly in "Love, Butterfly," comparing the forming of a canyon to the process of creating poetry in "The Rune," comparing rock climbing to climbing life's social ladder in "Inspiration,"
comparing the posts of a gazebo to the men of a family and the ivy on a gazebo to the women of a family in "Family Gazebo" and comparing incense smoke to dozens of things in "Incense Smoke". "Many have e-mailed to mention how approachable the poems are and how they capture feelings so familiar to their own," said Consolatti.
