Process

Musings On Writing
I wasn't sure what to write for my first piece in the brand-spanking new Writers community, which is odd because I am not known to be short of words.
By Paul Stewart2 years ago in Writers
So you want to be a better writer...
…Well write more! I’m kidding. Not really, but I’m sure you’re all tired of hearing that advice. Plus, we all have busy lives. Not all of us are lucky enough to write full-time, so we have to beg, borrow, and steal for a few moments a week to get words to paper.
By Matthew J. Fromm2 years ago in Writers
A Lesson I Learned From a Millionaire Can Spark Your Next Story
In 2021, as the third company at which I'd worked during my adult life was exploding and dying in a most spectacular way, I did something rather out of character.
By Judey Kalchik 2 years ago in Writers
Mystery of life
Maybe to be human is to battle for what seems like forever to discover a strong ground to remain on, and afterward kick the bucket never coming anyplace close, and maybe that is not so much as something terrible. To know the genuine importance of life and self is to do what with it? End the secret and the game, what then? Maybe one day we will discover some binding together hypothesis of everything, and maybe some way or another this will improve everything, except how likely is it that we actually care about the place of life after we've found it?
By Ameera Basheer2 years ago in Writers
Universe begins from Nothing
Time and space expanded as matter and energy spilled out. The formation of stars, planets, and cosmic unions. After countless billions of turbulent yet dead years, the universe's journey started. Life sprang out of the sea of boiling cosmic soup all of a sudden. Complex Consciousness gradually emerged from the froth, and as a result, feelings, thoughts, and experiences of what it was like to be something in the cosmos were had.
By Ameera Basheer2 years ago in Writers
🔪 Whispers of Darkness 🔪
In the heart of the city's shadows, a secret room concealed its sinister secrets. The walls seemed to exude an aura of malevolence, as if they held the echoes of countless whispered confessions. In this dimly lit chamber, the psychopath known as Alex sat, his eyes gleaming with a twisted mixture of malice and amusement.
By CosmicClip2 years ago in Writers
What Are the Benefits and Drawbacks of Rainy-Day Weather
It's been two days since the heavy rainfall started, and the impact has been widespread in my own lifestyle as well as in my native city.
By a dash2 years ago in Writers
Writing On Vocal + Get Paid
Writing can be a nice way to express all those thoughts, emotions, memories, or anything crammed up into that brain of ours. Inspiration strikes instantly and what better way than to express your inner thoughts by writing it down. It can be anything from journal entries, short stories, or the recent trend with ChatGPT.
By Marcus Azaria2 years ago in Writers
Mater MoJo Publishing Launch
PLEASE IGNORE THE TYPO. I DIDN'T REALIZE THE MIASTAKE ON THE TITLE. Attention every writer to reads this article. It's time that writers begin to show what we are truly made of. For so long the ability to construct groundbreaking stories that become legendary have been granted to a chosen few. From Dr. Seuss with Cat in the Hat to Mark Twain's The Adventures of Tom Sawyer to Stephen King's IT.
By Kylecovey Smith2 years ago in Writers
How To Write A Story?
My Strategies for Writing a Story✍️ Keeping You Inspired… How to Write a Story: * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *
By HandsomelouiiThePoet (Lonzo ward)2 years ago in Writers
A Guide to Writing and Publishing Your Own Book
Writing a book is a thrilling and rewarding endeavor that allows you to share your thoughts, stories, and imagination with the world. However, for many aspiring writers, the journey from a blank page to a published book can seem daunting. In this article, we will explore essential tips and advice to help you embark on your writing journey and navigate the process of creating and publishing your very own book.
By Danel Garcia2 years ago in Writers
Literary Citizenship
Before I even knew what it was, I wrote a bit about Literary Citizenship in these two previous articles - The Benefits of Reciprocity for Writers and Giving and Receiving Feedback. I recently ran across the actual term for it while reading a book by Jane Friedman called “The Business of Being a Writer,” where she gave credit to editor Rob Spillman for coining the term. Literary Citizenship is described as “activities that support reading, writing and publishing in the literary community.”
By KJ Aartila2 years ago in Writers