Inspiration

SHARE WITH STRANGERS
I've been there and you probably have too. Sometimes we can meet someone we just met but we can tell them many stories and feel like they can understand us and listen and share. We feel it's easier to share with that person than with other people. People around you are sometimes easier than your husband, wife, or lover. Or sometimes it's a friend who only meets a few times a year, but the feeling of sharing with them is so comfortable, all difficulties can come out naturally.
By Chloemin2 years ago in Writers
Because I Love You
At the break of dawn in a small coastal town, a gentle breeze carried the scent of the sea into Elle's bedroom. She awoke to the sound of seagulls singing outside her window. Today was her eighteenth birthday, a day that had a special place in her heart. Her parents had always made her feel loved and cherished, and she knew today would be no different.
By Rove2 years ago in Writers
When I Reach Out
On a chilly autumn morning, as golden leaves fluttered from trees and the air was filled with the earthy scent of fallen foliage, Kate found herself alone in her favorite park. It had been a year since she moved to this town, and she had yet to forge any meaningful connections. The lush, welcoming trees and the park's peaceful atmosphere had become her sanctuary.
By Rove2 years ago in Writers
How to Master Time Management: Unleashing Productivity and Achieving More in Less Time
In today's fast-paced world, where time seems to slip through our fingers like grains of sand, the ability to manage time effectively is an invaluable skill. Whether you're a student juggling assignments, a professional managing multiple projects, or simply an individual seeking to maximize your productivity, mastering time management can transform your life.
By Anthony Muthui 2 years ago in Writers
How I’ve Prepared To Pitch My Novels
In the late hours of the night, I find myself tired but not willing to rest, weary but fighting to keep focus, and overwhelmed but still keeping hope.
By Kadence2 years ago in Writers
Neologisms: Mirrors of Our Times and Catalysts for Change
One of the diverse subjects I like approximately writing on Vocal is that it urges me to jot down down. Each week or month comes with a clean set of traumatic conditions, which serve as a pleasant amuse-bouche for this creator’s palate which can be susceptible to writer’s block. ‘Neolomicro’ is an especially fun one, over again supplying small bites of concept for a without problems distracted thoughts.
By Muhammed Ismail2 years ago in Writers
What Are Neologisms?. Top Story - November 2023.
One of the many things I like about writing on Vocal is that it urges me to write. Each week or month comes with a fresh set of challenges, which serve as a nice amuse bouche for this writer’s palate which can be prone to writer’s block. ‘Neolomicro’ is a particularly fun one, again offering small bites of inspiration for an easily distracted mind.
By E.K. Daniels2 years ago in Writers
The Shape of Dreams: How They Shape Your Day-to-Day Life
Introduction Dreams have always held a mystique that captivates and perplexes us. They are a nightly spectacle, a parade of the surreal, where we become both the audience and the actor. In this article, we'll embark on a fascinating journey through the enigmatic world of the subconscious mind, exploring the science, psychology, and the profound implications of our nocturnal adventures.
By Gaurav Kirpalani2 years ago in Writers
Concerns about privacy and crowding force gyms to crack down on patrons who record themselves working out on camera.
In recent years, fitness enthusiasts have flocked to gyms, motivated by their quest for a healthier lifestyle and the desire to document their progress on social media. However, this trend has sparked concerns about privacy and overcrowding, prompting many gyms to implement stricter policies regarding the filming of workouts.
By Junayed Ahmed2 years ago in Writers
The Evolution of Melody: Tracing the History of Music
How did music start? Before the rhythm of hitting rocks together to create a beat, people could dance. Was there music before that?
By Rene Volpi 2 years ago in Writers
Neurodiversity in Literature
Recently, neurodiversity is a term that has gained popularity as more people begin to understand and embrace the wide spectrum of neurotypes found in today’s world. It’s a concept that’s just beginning to be explored through literature. One thing is for sure, it can have a powerful impact on readers. By encouraging the accurate representation of neurodiverse characters and embracing the benefits of understanding these differences, authors can use their work to positively influence and advocate for the neurodiverse community. Readers can become more aware of the biases and stereotypes surrounding neurodiversity. Ultimately, I hope to encourage readers to think more deeply about neurodiversity in literature and embrace its strengths.
By Jessica Neutz2 years ago in Writers
The Art of Writing
Writing used to terrify me. As an English major, I thought every sentence needed to be profound and every metaphor poetic. I agonized over each word choice, reading and rereading until the words blurred on the page. While my papers always earned top marks, the process was torturous.
By Samyak2 years ago in Writers