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Birthdays Rock
Your birthday was this week, and though we’re not gift-giving close, I wanted to get you something, specifically, a really cool rock because a lot of rocks aren’t expensive, and everyone needs a lucky rock to keep in their pocket, one that nestles perfectly in the hand with a smooth surface to rub with a thumb when shit gets too real.
By Harper Lewis2 months ago in Writers
In Another Life
Do you ever wonder if, in another life, we didn't choose each other? If in some alternate universe we chose to go our separate ways long before we knew what we were losing. Long before we understood what it meant to stay.
By Cece Brandon2 months ago in Writers
The Heavier Choice
The coin clattered against the floor, echoing louder than any siren. Alex burst into the room. “They’re here, Quinn! They’ve got us!” he panted. Quinn stared at the coin, spinning on it’s edge. “What are we going to do?”
By Belle2 months ago in Writers
Why I’m Harper Lewis
The first thing you have to decide is whether or not you’re going use one, or are you brave enough (or have enough dead relatives) to use your real name?
By Harper Lewis2 months ago in Writers
Today's superhero
Superpowers Wouldn't you like to have them? Have you ever thought about becoming a superhero? Just like in the movies—we get a new one almost every year. A new version, a sequel, or something completely different. I’ve talked to loved ones about this, and I think about how much I’ve learned from them. It’s all money-related. They create a superhero movie, we go watch it, it does well and then they make a sequel. That’s the pattern. Have you wondered about how everything has a pattern? There's a trend in so much around us. If a movie does well, you can bet a “Part II” is coming. Sometimes they even create new versions with new characters, which I’ve learned can be due to contract deals. That isn't the only reason, because it can be that the actor just doesn't want to be the character anymore. It can be due to other factors as well. One thing is for sure. It’s all business and money. We’re the guinea pigs in this entertainment-driven life.
By Holisticwithh22 months ago in Writers
Snob
I admit it—I’m a snob, but not your everyday, garden variety snob. I don’t give a flying fuck what kind of car you drive, what schools your parents could afford to send you to, how much money you have/make, or what your maternal grandmother’s maiden name was. All of that shit is irrelevant to me.
By Harper Lewis2 months ago in Writers
The Christmas Spirit in a Glass: Discovering Ardnamurchan
Christmas has a way of slowing life down. The world becomes quieter, the nights grow colder, and we instinctively turn to moments that feel warm, familiar, and meaningful. For many, Christmas is defined by traditions, some inherited, some created over the years. And among those traditions, sharing a good whisky often finds a special place. This year, one name seems to stand out for enthusiasts and curious sippers alike: Ardnamurchan, a whisky that captures the true essence of the festive season in every drop.
By Thehouseof Whisky2 months ago in Writers
Vocal Secret?
Here’s the way to be ignored Doesn’t matter the topic or if you’re adored Look like you’re writing about the Lord. # Here’s how to ensure that not a word
By Judey Kalchik 2 months ago in Writers
How to Build a Writing Routine That Actually Sticks
Writing is an essential building block for navigating life. It stands as the second most important skill we learn, following the ability to speak. Without written language, we would struggle to record history, preserve cherished family recipes passed down through generations, document crucial information for patients in a doctor's office, or share groundbreaking research on cancer development in articles that reach a global audience.
By Nozomi2 months ago in Writers
Hello, I'm new here
Hello, I just opened an account. And to be honest, the only reason I am here is to find out if this is in any way similar to Medium?
By Elian Salvaro2 months ago in Writers
Kishōtenketsu: A Comprehensive Guide to Four Act Story Structure
Kishotenketsu is a unique narrative structure that rooted in East Asian storytelling traditions, and has captivated audiences with its distinct approach to plot development. While it consists of four acts.
By Drakon2 months ago in Writers
Becoming a Writer: A Journey of Self-Discovery and Connection. AI-Generated.
Writing is more than just putting words on paper; it’s an act of vulnerability, courage, and connection. For many of us who choose this path, the journey to becoming a writer is anything but linear—it’s filled with uncertainty, self-doubt, and moments of profound clarity. But for those who persist, it becomes a way of life, a means of expressing what it means to be human in all its complexity.
By Slaninova2 months ago in Writers