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The Lazy Gardener's Guide to a Thriving Backyard in 2025 . AI-Generated.
The Lazy Gardener's Guide to a Thriving Backyard in 2025 Find the best low maintenance garden ideas for 2025. The lazy gardener's guide to a thriving backyard shows you how to create a beautiful and thriving backyard without spending too much time or energy on it all. Utilizing smart planting, tools which save time, and sustainable hacks to facilitate a more passive approach.
By Zeeshan Haidar5 months ago in Writers
Getting Back Into Gear
Introduction I normally publish two or three Vocal stories a day, but over the last week, I have struggled to even publish one. There are reasons for this, which I shall elucidate here, but this is my second piece today no I am getting back into gear. I also hope this is helpful for other creators who hit similar situations.
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred 5 months ago in Writers
A Guide to Companion Planting: Which Plants Work Well Together (And Which Don't) . AI-Generated.
A Guide to Companion Planting: Which Plants Work Well Together (And Which Don't) Find the best companion planting chart for your needs. Learn which plants grow well together and which you should never plant together with this in-depth, easy-to-use companion planting garden guide. A simple way to make your garden healthier, more productive, and chemical free.
By Zeeshan Haidar5 months ago in Writers
The Loneliness of Writing
“Writing is a solitary act, but storytelling is never done alone.” Let’s be real: writing can be lonely. There’s something beautiful about sitting with your characters, your worlds, and your words… but it’s also you, a blinking cursor, and the nagging suspicion that maybe no one will ever read what you’re pouring your heart into.
By Georgia5 months ago in Writers
Crafting Fantasy Maps:
“Maps don’t just show us where we’re going — they tell us who we are.” If you write fantasy, sooner or later, you’re going to face The Map Question: do you make one? And if you do, how detailed should it be? Do you go full Tolkien with mountain ranges, rivers, and ancient trade routes, or do you sketch out a vague coastline and hope nobody asks how long it takes your characters to cross the continent?
By Georgia5 months ago in Writers
Dialogue Tags: Said Is Not Dead
“Good dialogue is invisible; bad dialogue waves its arms and screams.” Let’s talk about one of the most hotly debated topics in writing communities, especially if you hang around TikTok or writers’ forums: dialogue tags. You’ve seen it, right? The endless discourse about whether we’re allowed to use anything other than said. Spoiler: you are. But also… you don’t have to.
By Georgia5 months ago in Writers
I am Quitting Vocal Media Challenges
Vocal Media is a great platform for both content writing and YouTube video distribution, and it's a good blogging company. I think it's working well for a media company. Since becoming a Vocal+ member, I've occasionally participated in contests, but it looks like I won't be participating in them anymore.
By TheNaeth5 months ago in Writers
World of Spirituality.
Human being is always sorrounded by the blour thin shell of stress due to various kind of occurrings in life. Most people never know how to get rid of this stressed shell. Its is as easy as closing our's eyes. It should be strange for those who are suffering and are caught in such condition. Although the title of the article is relating to the world of spirituality. The focus of the article is to be limited to title and will be so concise and brief. Although its specially for lovers! Thise who believes in love must read! Let's define Love amd the relation of love to the world of spirituality. LOVE ! Yes Love is the duelling of two SPIRITS in a single body. Its obvious that materialistic things are never always available to human beings nor they are worthy as such to be loved despite knowing they can be snatched vanished and lost even out of stock. The only thing that is always availbe for man kind is spiritual Love to your beloved one ! It may seem so funny for the readers but for sure its so easy and worthy. It only requires an account. Yes free of cost account! It doesent need any social media app, google nor vocal etc . Just sign an account in the world of spirits! It may just require fee seconds or may be few minutes! Beside having a cup of coffee sitting all alone amd forget about each and every thing. Sit all alone find your self in the world spirits m. Some people may think about thoghts , no . Never ever ! I am talking about Soirits . Spirits world is another world. Yes its entry is visa free . Ticket free . No need of a single peny to consume. No need to construct house , no jeed a car to drive in . You are supposed to drown your self in spirits amd get each and every thing you desire! But i realise you guys! It is the world of spiritual people only those can enjoy this world who are lost in love , who want to lost in love. They will do enjoy the moments they stay in this new world. Such a beautiful world its . Where each and every one is equal having equal rights to enjoy to celebrate to own their loved one more specially each and every can love his her lover , more , more and more i mean love more beyond
By Engr Muhammad Arif5 months ago in Writers
Writing as Escapism:
“We read to know we’re not alone. We write to create places where we never have to be.” Let’s be honest: most of us didn’t start writing because we thought we’d get rich or famous (though hey, I’m not saying no to a Netflix deal). We started because the real world was too much — or too little — and we needed somewhere else to go. Somewhere better. Somewhere we could control.
By Georgia5 months ago in Writers
How to Write Believable Villains in Fantasy
“Villains are just heroes of another story — with sharper knives and messier coping mechanisms.” Let’s face it: a boring villain is a fast track to a forgettable fantasy. You can have lush worldbuilding, lyrical prose, and swoony romantic tension — but if your villain is nothing more than a cardboard cutout cackling in a dark tower, your story loses its punch.
By Georgia5 months ago in Writers
Show vs. Tell: What It Really Means
“Don’t tell me the moon is shining; show me the glint of light on broken glass.” — Anton Chekhov We’ve all heard it: Show, don’t tell. Writers are bombarded with this advice so often that it starts to sound like gospel. But let’s be honest — sometimes it feels vague, overly prescriptive, and downright confusing. What does it actually mean? Are you telling when you write, “She was sad”? Should you never tell anything, ever?
By Georgia5 months ago in Writers
Handwriting Was the Doorway.
When most people hear “handwriting analysis,” they think of a parlor trick. Popular culture hasn’t helped. Movies reduce it to a detective staring at squiggles on a page. Self-help books package it into “what your signature says about you.”
By Dr. Mozelle Martin5 months ago in Writers