Inspiration

Week 7 of Write a Story Every Day in 2024
As I'm writing this stacked post for the stories that I've written this week, I have reached 50 stories and I am feeling pretty pleased with myself. Still on course to complete this challenge and I wonder if I am forming a habit for the future, one where I write something every day. It's been good for me, this challenge. I'm stretching my brain every day. I like it.
By Rachel Deeming2 years ago in Writers
My Interest is Piqued #4
If your interest is Piqued... Please join us at Vocal + Assist: 🤪😜🤪😜🤪😜🤪😜 Lana Kulik (aka Lana V Lynx) Lana is quite an interesting person. She is from Kyrgyzstan, which is in Central Asia and is not too far from Russia and borders China. She now lives in the US in Pennsylvania. Every winter she and her son travel to places with a warmer climate. They have visited Brazil, Peru, and Rome. Lana loves to read and she enjoys writing satire and short fiction. She especially enjoys writing political satire of which she has self-published two books.
By Rick Henry Christopher 2 years ago in Writers
the python and the deer
Even leopards and tigers in the jungle get scared when they hear the name python. A python twenty feet long lived in the forest.
By kamal raj2 years ago in Writers
Writing Your First Draft Slowly Is The Worst Way To Write Your Novel
I'm going to preface this by saying that I'm not a fan of the idea that your first draft is without a doubt going to be "shitty" when it's more like your first draft is allowed to be shitty.
By Elise L. Blake2 years ago in Writers
Keeping On, Keeping On
Introduction Often I do run out of things to write about and then fall into diary mode. But something is happening tomorrow which is a bit scary but hopefully, it won't be too traumatic.
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred 2 years ago in Writers
How to Begin Writing a Story
We know from first-hand experience that beginning a story is the hardest part. Sometimes it’s coming up with the story idea in general, other times it’s putting those first words onto paper. So, we decided to share some of the strategies that have worked for us.
By Clever&WTF2 years ago in Writers
The Dragon Beside Me. Top Story - February 2024.
We are super excited down here at ViM productions..Read for the surprise dragon beside us! If you read the subtitle you may be slightly confundled...But all will become clear, promise!
By River and Celia in Underland 2 years ago in Writers
Do These Things In 2024 To Finish Your Novel
We're now halfway through February and by now most of us have abandoned those New Year's resolutions and have begun muttering the phrase "I'll try again next year."
By Elise L. Blake2 years ago in Writers
Do I HAVE To Have a Niche?
I knew growing up, I wanted to be a writer. What I did not know was that there were many universes revolved around writing and they were all different. There are so many niches and topics and types of writing that it can be confusing, overwhelming, and downright discouraging.
By Hope Martin2 years ago in Writers
Incase no one told you today
There are times when we doubt how far can we go. When we fall into the comfort of comparison and diminish our self-worth because of not being enough for the world.
By Hridya Sharma2 years ago in Writers
Sometimes It's The Rabbit Hole That Works For Writers
After four years on writing platforms and many lessons learned, there's one lesson that's proven to be a constant. Sometimes, when you least expect it, something works. But how do you know when something works?
By Jason Ray Morton 2 years ago in Writers
Secrets of Night Parrot Unlocked After First Genome Sequenced
Index 1. Presentation 2. The Night Parrot: An Interesting and Slippery Bird 3. Disentangling the Genome: Bits of knowledge and Revelations
By noreen akhter2 years ago in Writers