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Writer's Block
It all started when I got all the feedback from my beta readers. I wrote my first book this year and I'm in the process of self-publishing. They left a lot of great feedback and I was excited to start changing things for the better once they were finished.
By Sarah Glass2 years ago in Writers
MY MUSIC LIFE SO FAR
While growing up, I grew up with music, I mean I knew most naija hits at 4 years old coupled with the fact that my mum could sing and she had a beautiful voice which she used to praise God. She channeled her voice or singing if I'm to say, to the gospel aspect and i watched her and joined her as i grew up. I would say that she was the reason why I had knowledge about music. She made me so attached to singing that I sing every moment of my time, while bathing, doing house chores and even eating.
By Ella Anna2 years ago in Writers
The Marathon of Resilience
In the bustling city of Concordia, there lived a young woman named Emily who had always harbored a dream—to become a long-distance runner. Despite facing physical challenges from a young age, she was determined to pursue her passion. Emily was born with a congenital heart condition that required multiple surgeries and endless medical attention. Her doctors warned her against strenuous activities, but her heart longed for the open road.
By Ella Anna2 years ago in Writers
The WINNERS of The Unreliable Narrator Literary Challenge
The Unreliable Narrator Challenge was a big success!!! We had 15 entries. Each story was a work of art and special in its own way. Each writer showed their unique abilities to connect with their readers and create scenarios and plot twists that intrigue and thrill.
By Rick Henry Christopher 2 years ago in Writers
Deadline Dilemma
As the clock struck midnight on Friday, trouble erupted in the nation’s capital. The halls of Parliament buzzed with heated debates, passionate speeches and wild discussions. The government found itself on the verge of a shutdown, and its stake was even higher.
By Mohamd Elnagar2 years ago in Writers
Detroit Lions
The Detroit Lions are an American professional football team based in Detroit, Michigan. Here is a brief history of the group:
By Mohamd Elnagar2 years ago in Writers
Work smart not hard. Content Warning.
Every person should understand what this statement means in order to avoid themselves a lot of wasted time and stress. You need to work smart and not hard
By real Jema2 years ago in Writers
Jill Stein
Jill Stein is an American physician, activist, and politician who rose to prominence as a presidential candidate. He was born on May 14, 1950 in Chicago, Illinois, and is known for his involvement in Green Party politics and the 2012 and 2016 presidential campaigns
By Mohamd Elnagar2 years ago in Writers
Paul Stewart's "Unnerve, Unsettle, and Scare Me" Challenge Winners Announcement!. Content Warning.
Despite Stephen A. Roddewig's intention to have this little unofficial challenge end early, I stuck to my original plan. Come for me, Roddewig (lol, that sounded very threatening in my head, but actually looks rather tame on the screen. Loved that post and will provide a link, It Is First of the Month, in which he makes some good points and is very authoritative about it.)
By Paul Stewart2 years ago in Writers
Why Writing Helps Me. Top Story - November 2023.
All my life nothing really made sense to me my mind always wandered my only way to make sense of anything is writing my feelings, or making stories up in my head as a way to cope. I have been having such a rough few years adjusting to one place only to go back another. I'm used to running into the arms of my husband.
By Emily Curry (Rising Phoenix)2 years ago in Writers
Whispers of the Cosmos: A Journey Beyond Stars
In a world not unlike our own, where the cosmos held secrets waiting to be unraveled, Dr. Amelia Starling, a brilliant linguist, embarked on a journey that would redefine the boundaries of human understanding. This is the story of "Whispers of the Cosmos."
By JOHN JOEL STEPHEN C.ORBISO2 years ago in Writers
There is silence.
Why don't we say anything? Could we just "speak up"? For someone who has never been used, abused, or controlled for their body, it's a reasonable question. Those who have never experienced the deep, dark shame that results from being used as a tool and a remedy People who have never experienced the dirt that you believe you will never be able to wash away in your lifetime.
By zelnova2 years ago in Writers