Inspiration

All my Top Stories in one place
Fiction A body on the bridge 1. I remember thinking. Will this photo catch their eyes? It’s dark even though there were lights on the bridge. Then I thought, maybe the title would grab them. Something with death as a quiet wink beneath the title. There was a horrible crime in my city, what a perfect and terrible thing.
By Caitlin Charlton5 months ago in Writers
The ONLY 4 Habits to Skyrocket Your Writing Skills
Expressing ideas clearly on paper often presents a challenge. Many struggle to translate thoughts into engaging, impactful text. Common writing pitfalls include a lack of clarity, failing to hold reader interest, or not conveying the intended message effectively. Significant improvement does not require a complete overhaul of one's approach. Instead, adopting a few core, consistent habits can dramatically enhance writing proficiency. This article outlines the essential practices for achieving substantial improvements in writing skills.
By vijay sam5 months ago in Writers
Don't hate AI...It is alcohol to the senses. Use it responsibly.
Embracing AI is like drinking alcohol...you take tiny sips, savor the taste, and take it in small doses. Don't allow yourself to become drunk by over indulging. Just let yourself become just mellow enough to enjoy it every so often. Over use of it will dull your senses and remove your sense of wonder and creativity. Like driving drunk without full control of who you really are.
By Novel Allen5 months ago in Writers
How I Build a Social Circle from Scratch Every Time I Move
How I Build a Social Circle From Scratch Every Time I Move to a New City Moving to a new city feels like arriving at a party where you don’t know anyone. The music plays, laughter fills the air, and you stand there, wondering if you should just hang by the snack table.
By Jasmine Bowen5 months ago in Writers
Emily Dickinson “Tell It Slant” Poetry Festival 2025
The Emily Dickinson Museum in Amherst, Massachusetts is gearing up for their “Tell It Slant” Poetry Festival 2025 celebrating the famed poet. The event, held both in-person and virtually, lasts for one week starting September 15th with events daily, including readings of all her poems, free workshops, paid events, programs, and headlining poets.
By Krysha Thayer5 months ago in Writers
Container Gardening Tips That Save Space and Produce Big Yields . AI-Generated.
Container Gardening Tips That Save Space and Produce Big Yields Learn the best container gardening ideas to save space and produce big yields. Find out the secrets to growing vegetables, herbs, and flowers in small spaces using smart container choice and easy techniques.
By Zeeshan Haidar5 months ago in Writers
Conquering the Clock: When a Two-Minute Article Feels Like an Uphill Battle
Many content creators encounter a unique difficulty. The task of producing a concise, two-minute article often presents a significant challenge. This brief timeframe can paradoxically seem like a massive undertaking. It frequently leads to task avoidance and self-doubt.
By vijay sam5 months ago in Writers
How I Accidentally Became a Poet . Top Story - September 2025.
I have always been a storyteller. I won’t bother you with all of the anecdotes, just one: I am eight, and I don’t know how to pen the complex words for my tale about a lost girl and her pirates. During class, my daydreams are occupied with memorizing the next scene. After school, I wait, not so patiently, for my mother to come home. Then, like an orator in a great hall, I stand beside her bed and recite the fictional unfoldings. She scribes them with a swift and loyal hand. Together, we revel in the newest imaginings, manifested, and she teaches me how to read cursive. It is like this for a year, maybe less, at least until I can string together a complete sentence and have become familiar with our second-hand thesaurus.
By Sam Eliza Green5 months ago in Writers
Write for WritersWeekly.com: Earn $60 Per Article with This Proven Strategy
The freelance writing world feels huge and often very competitive. Many platforms offer work, but finding steady jobs at a favorable rate can be tough. For writers eager to improve their skills, build a strong portfolio, and earn a steady income, WritersWeekly.com is a fantastic chance. This trusted online magazine actively looks for excellent content. They pay a solid rate of $60 for each accepted article.
By vijay sam5 months ago in Writers
5 Simple Ways to Make Fellow Writers Engage With Your Article
Writing an article demands significant effort. You pour in research, craft clear sentences, and refine every idea. Then you publish it. Often, a quiet response follows. This process can be quite frustrating, especially when you target other writers. You want your peers to engage with your article, offer feedback, and join a shared learning community. Building strong writer engagement is crucial for growth. This piece outlines five simple, actionable strategies. You can use these to boost article engagement from your fellow writers. These methods will help connect with your audience.
By vijay sam5 months ago in Writers
Why Short Blogging Wins the Internet: Engaging Your Audience in the Fast Lane
The internet can be overwhelming, doesn't it? We find ourselves immersed in an abundance of information, ranging from social media updates to countless news stories. Our brains struggle to keep up. Because of this, our ability to focus for long periods is getting shorter and shorter. Long articles, though full of good stuff, might not grab our attention like they used to. They often get passed over for something quicker.
By vijay sam5 months ago in Writers
The Quiet Processing
New energy, I’m told, lies within a tired head, but woven in the seams, this candlelight burns dim. Flying saucers… caught in the naked eye of night.
By faline salisburg5 months ago in Writers