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Top 10 Best Quotes from Famous English Writers: Timeless Wisdom and Literary Masterpieces
Introduction Words have incredible power. They can inspire, challenge, comfort, and spark change. Some of the most memorable quotes come from English writers whose ideas have shaped our thoughts for centuries. Their words continue to resonate because they speak truths about human nature, life, and society. These quotes are more than just words—they are lessons, reflections, and sparks for your own ideas. They’ve left a mark on history, influencing art, culture, and how we see ourselves.
By vijay sam6 months ago in Writers
Eyes That Don’t See, Heart That Doesn’t Feel (Out of sight, out of mind)
The soul whispers this to a wounded being. A whisper that sounds like relief, but in truth is poison disguised as comfort.
By Liora Vogel 6 months ago in Writers
That Feeling When You Finally Write "The End"
I wrote the ending to not just any story but a story I have been working on for a while. Almost 4 years to be exact. The novel I've been working on is a science fiction story or maybe a little more specific, a technothriller. While it's about the wonder of discovering a new world beyond our own that contains unfathomable technologies, it is also about the dark realization of what happens when obsession and fascination leads to horrifying results.
By Jasmine Aguilar6 months ago in Writers
Being a Fantasy Writer in a Real-World Crisis
“Fantasy is escapist, and that is its glory. If a soldier is imprisoned by the enemy, don’t we consider it his duty to escape?” — J.R.R. Tolkien
By Georgia6 months ago in Writers
Four Years On Vocal
Introduction I started on Vocal over four years ago with this piece, although it seemed to me the focus was on fiction and poetry, two things I had not really touched since school, although there were other "communities" which I did not explore for a while (I have now posted in every community).
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred 6 months ago in Writers
Early risers are blessed. (The early bird catches the worm)
Waking up early isn’t just about opening your eyes, nor racing before dawn breaks. It’s hearing that quiet call inside,
By Liora Vogel 6 months ago in Writers
How to Write a Conclusion
Writing the Conclusion of an Essay The writing process can seem a bit overwhelming at times. There are so many things to include in essays and oftentimes we can become a bit overwhelmed with everything in front of us. However, making sure you have a good beginning and end to your essay is a crucial part in writing a strong paper.
By Slgtlyscatt3red6 months ago in Writers
Why I Left Vocal, Why I Came Back, and Why Writing Feels Like Coming Home
I joined Vocal Media back when it felt like an empty high school gym before prom, just a few of us awkwardly swaying in the corner, wondering if anyone else would show up.
By The Arlee6 months ago in Writers
Five Different Ways to Start an Essay
What Is a Hook in an Essay? A hook is a couple of sentences at the beginning of your essay that draw your reader into the topic you are discussing. Hooks should be engaging and descriptive so as to catch the reader’s attention.
By Slgtlyscatt3red6 months ago in Writers
How to Write an Essay
How To Write An Essay Picture it: you are sitting in class, and, all of a sudden, your teacher or professor starts passing out that assignment sheet. When you get the paper in front of you, you see those two words that haunt you at night when you can’t sleep; the words that make you cringe and think about staying up late to finish a paper at 3 A.M.: “Persuasive Essay”...
By Slgtlyscatt3red6 months ago in Writers
Amy Kwalwasser: The Quantum Strategist Revolutionizing Stock Market Trading
In the world of finance, speed and strategy have always gone hand in hand. But in an era where global markets respond to information in microseconds and algorithms dictate billions in capital flows, conventional speed is no longer enough. Today, strategic advantage demands a new kind of thinking—one that embraces probability, complexity, and multidimensional logic. Enter Amy Kwalwasser, a Quantum Computing Specialist who is reshaping how financial institutions approach stock market trading.
By Amy Kwalwasser7 months ago in Writers
The 3 Questions Every Fantasy Writer Should Ask About Their World
"No matter how fantastical the setting, the world must feel real enough to live in." - Unknown Let's be honest: we fantasy writers are a passionate bunch. We will create entire languages, draw maps down to the last mountain range, and write 15-page treatises on magical goat herding if left unsupervised. (No judgment - I have been that person.) But even with all that detail, it's easy to forget the core thing that makes a fantasy world work: the questions you ask about it.
By Georgia7 months ago in Writers