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On Canon. Top Story - August 2025.
"Wait stop! That's a load bearing 'I don't know!'" As I avoided my work today, a lonely thought came my way. It came to me as if to say, "deep thought-ed sir, might I stay?" I found could not cast it far away, so I kept it here with me today. - Vagabond Thoughts, by Alexander McEvoy
By Alexander McEvoy5 months ago in Writers
Reader Motivation: Why Your Audience Isn't Seeking "Value"
Content creators often assume readers actively search for "value." This view misses the point. This article explores the true drivers of reader behavior and content consumption.
By vijay sam5 months ago in Writers
Cracking Online Writing: 3 Misconceptions Most Writers Miss
Writing for the web presents its set of challenges and big chances. It is a different game than traditional print. Many writers learn classic rules. Nevertheless, these rules often do not fit the digital space. This gap leads to content that struggles to attract readers. The content fails to resonate effectively in the digital realm.
By vijay sam5 months ago in Writers
How I Started Earning $750 a Month Just by Writing Like a Normal Human Being
Many people think writing for money means you need fancy words, perfect grammar every time, or even a degree in literature. They imagine strict rules and a stiff style. But what if the secret to making good money from writing was simply to sound like, well, you? What if genuine, human-like writing was exactly what clients wanted?
By vijay sam5 months ago in Writers
Writing When You’re Burnt Out
“You’re not lazy. You’re tired. And that’s a very different thing.” Let me be real with you: burnout is a beast. It creeps in quietly, often disguised as laziness or lack of discipline. But it’s not that. It’s the result of running on empty for too long — emotionally, creatively, mentally — and still expecting yourself to perform like you’re full of inspiration and energy.
By Georgia5 months ago in Writers
The First 100 Words: How to Write Openings That Stop Scrolls Cold
Why Your First 100 Words Can Make or Break You on Vocal Let’s be blunt: no one owes you their attention. In an online world overflowing with short attention spans, TikTok clips, and never-ending scrolls, getting someone to click on your Vocal story is already a victory—but keeping them there is the real battle.
By Muhammad Sabeel5 months ago in Writers
A Man's Guide to Thriving
The truth about aging hits different when you're staring at your reflection one morning and wondering when your eyebrows decided to go rogue. While Troy Breiland hilariously captures the "follicular betrayal" of middle age in his recent piece about men falling apart, there's another side to this story - one where you don't just survive the changes, but actually master them.
By Narghiza Ergashova5 months ago in Writers
How I Became a Well-Paid, Full-Time Writer in 7 Steps
The idea of being a writer often paints a picture of creative freedom. Many dream of turning words into a steady income. However, the reality for most aspiring writers involves juggling side gigs and balancing their finances. I know this struggle firsthand. My early days meant fitting writing into stolen moments, constantly wishing for more. This article maps out my journey. It offers a clear, actionable guide based on my path.
By vijay sam5 months ago in Writers
20+ Inspiring Writers: Master 5 Hot Niches & Scale Your Freelance Career 🚀
Influential writers shape understanding across diverse subjects. Their success offers a direct path for aspiring professionals. Observing their careers gives them perspective on market demands. Writers often seek to identify their specialized area. They aim to emulate established career trajectories.
By vijay sam5 months ago in Writers
How I Write Daily Content in 30 Minutes With These 6 Free Tools
The dream of consistent content creation often feels like a heavy burden. Many content creators struggle with the never-ending demand to produce high-quality material day after day. It seems like you need hours of spare time just to brainstorm, write, and polish anything worthwhile. This pressure can lead to burnout, missed deadlines, or simply giving up on your content goals.
By vijay sam5 months ago in Writers
The Postman Who Delivered Letters from the Future
The Postman Who Delivered Letters from the Future Elliot Gray had been a postman in the quiet town of Ashworth for thirty-two years.
By waseem khan5 months ago in Writers
Don't Kill Your Darlings
Often attributed to William Faulkner, the phrase "kill your darlings" actually began its life when Sir Arthur Quiller-Couch wrote "murder your darlings" in his 1916 book, On the Art of Writing.
By Marie Wilson5 months ago in Writers