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The World's Literary Genius
**William Shakespeare: The World's Literary Genius** William Shakespeare, born in 1564 in Stratford-upon-Avon, England, is one of the greatest writers in the history of world literature. Over 400 years after his death, his works continue to live on and have a profound influence on literature, art, and global culture.
By Diep2 years ago in Writers
The Coffee Temple: A Sanctuary of Coffee Excellence and Community
In an age where coffee culture is evolving rapidly, The Coffee Temple stands as a distinguished beacon of tradition and innovation. This exceptional establishment is more than just a place to grab your daily cup of coffee; it is a haven where the art of coffee is celebrated, and every visit is an experience. From its meticulously curated blends to its inviting ambiance, The Coffee Temple offers a unique fusion of old-world charm and contemporary sophistication, making it a sanctuary for coffee enthusiasts and casual drinkers alike.
By thecoffeetemple2 years ago in Writers
Olympic Boxer Imane Khelif Sparks Outrage: The Controversy Unfolds
In a storm of controversy, Olympic boxer Imane Khelif finds herself at the center of a heated debate that has captured the attention of sports fans and media outlets alike. The Algerian-born athlete, who made headlines for her impressive performances in the ring, is now embroiled in a scandal that has overshadowed her sporting achievements.
By Rohit J2 years ago in Writers
A Writer's Marketing Journey
Today I am embarking upon a new journey in serialising one of my first books on my own site on The Opus Connection (the-opus-connection-com.ghost.io). I am following in the footsteps of such luminaries as Charles Dickens and Stephen King, who have each enjoyed success in charting this territory.
By Liam Ireland2 years ago in Writers
A Short Story
In the kingdom of Eldoria, where opulence reigned and the sun blessed the land with golden rays, the throne was held by King Alaric, a monarch revered for his wisdom and valor. Yet, despite his esteemed position, he was not without flaws. In his pursuit of grandeur, Alaric often neglected the voices of his subjects, believing that he alone could guide the nation toward prosperity.
By MOSIE hazime2 years ago in Writers
A Road Toward Healing. Top Story - August 2024.
Self-love is the road toward healing. These prompts are an invitation to step inside yourself. Rupi Kaur Self-love is being kind and compassionate to me. Nurturing and loving as I would be to my significant other. Working on building my self esteem. Not allowing others to mistreat me. Being my own friend. All of this is self-love.
By Denise E Lindquist2 years ago in Writers
Did My Love Of Reading Inspire My Desire To Become A Writer?
I have been a reader since the moment I learned to read. In middle and high school, I remember being addicted to R.L. Stine and his Goosebump series.
By sara burdick2 years ago in Writers
Dollar Challenge Shenanigans (July/August 2024)
A few weeks ago, I set you a cheeky challenge for July. Here are the responses, and your challenge for August. Enjoy! If you missed it, you can have a quick look at the challenge here:
By L.C. Schäfer2 years ago in Writers
A Dream Weaver
In the Depth of an African Community - I nursed a dream big as the sky in Africa. My evenings had been reserved for an entirely different sort of experience, yet my days were inundated with the sights and sounds of energetic life in bustling western Kenya. Nightly, I would put my hands to work on the books from school. I sat in front of a dim kerosene lamp, creating stories of far-off lands and the unknown. Once my mind was boundless, and I vowed that if someone should go through a laborious task to flip each page of one of my books, they would at least be taken on adventures unknown.
By Joshua Were2 years ago in Writers
Healing Bones and Building Civilization
Let's dive into a profound perspective on civilization, inspired by anthropologist Margaret Mead's unique take. Imagine this: the first sign of civilization isn't grand monuments or complex systems; it's a healed femur. Yes, you heard it right – a mended thighbone can teach us a thing or two about what it means to be truly civilized.
By Jassila 2 years ago in Writers
How I Continue to Write Like My Life Depends On It
I’m writing like my life depends on it. It kinda does actually. If you want to do well with your writing, then follow the above rule: write your ass off. Sure, you can try to write for big publications and be curated, but you also need to grow your portfolio.
By Noah Nelson2 years ago in Writers
Uncover Your Unique Writing Voice with These 3 Secrets
Most aspiring writers struggle to find their unique voice. They drown in a sea of advice, all saying the same things: read more, write daily, and mimic your favorite authors. But what if there's a different way? A way that cuts through the noise and uncovers your authentic writing voice?
By Rick Martinez2 years ago in Writers