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Richard Radcliff Trice on Why the Kombucha Trend is Here to Stay

Home brewer Richard Radcliff Trice joins other advocates in believing that instead of it being a seasonal trend, the kombucha industry will keep on growing from being a niche field, to one of the major players in the beverage industry. Kombucha started as a health drink, and most believers still brew the drink in their own homes because of this primary reason. Kombuchas, or booch, is made from fermenting tea with SCOBY, a bacteria-yeast combo called the “mother” that consumes the sugars and caffeine in the drink via fermentation. According to advocates, the process releases probiotics which are beneficial in wellness, especially in gut health. Meanwhile, although there home brewers like Richard Radcliff Trice who mix booches as personal interests, there are those who have ventured into making kombuchas an industry. Figures indicate that kombucha brewing is a growing niche, with a current economic impact in the beverage industry being in the $800-million revenue. In addition, it is ...
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Richard Radcliff Trice on How to Start on Contemporary Children’s Books

Although passion is a big chunk of successful writing, author Richard Radcliff Trice believes that being familiar with the field, doing its best practices, and discussing handy tips and tricks with other authors are also important. This is particularly true with writing niches, like contemporary children’s books. Mixing classic styles with a modern-day focus to come out with contemporary works is a combination of passion and skills. Meanwhile, although the entire process in itself is not easy, starting on a contemporary piece is one of the hardest parts to do, from looking for inspiration to writing outlines, and starting the first sentence. The noted author shares some of his best practices when coming out with contemporary literature. Don’t force a moral. “Sure, children should learn a thing or two when reading, but that doesn’t mean that they should be reading those right from the get-go,” Richard Radcliff Trice says. “Be subtle and convey your message naturally.” Keep it short ...
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Richard Radcliff Trice Reviews: A Wrinkle In Time

As a bibliophile, Richard Radcliffe Trice is one of the millions who have read Madeleine L’Engle’s novel A Wrinkle In Time. This much-beloved classic is a journey in fantasy steeped in religious metaphor. It captured the imagination of a young adult genre that voraciously absorbed works of magic and science fiction. The Premise “A Wrinkle in Time” is the story of Meg Murry, a thirteen-year-old who, with the company of Mrs. Whatsit, Mrs. Who, and Mrs. Which, goes through time and space to different dimensions. She seeks out the tesseract, and with it, her father. Along the way, she tries to overcome the forces of evil. Like other fans of the book version, Richard Radcliffe Trice has looked forward to the movie adaptation developed by Disney. There are some notable departures he’d noticed between the book and the movie. (Be warned: beyond this point are spoilers.) 1. Meg’s twin brothers do not appear in this film, and Charles Wallace is adopted There are some changes to Meg’s f...
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