Process

Writer’s Block Isn’t Real
“I’m not blocked. I’m just overwhelmed, tired, scared, distracted, perfectionistic, doubting, or stubborn. Or all of the above.”
By Georgia6 months ago in Writers
Things I Can’t Say Out Loud
There are words behind my teeth, Pressed tight, resting, hidden— A list of truths I fold And tuck deep in my pocket.
By Wilson Igbasi6 months ago in Writers
Writing as Resistance: Why Fantasy Is Inherently Political
“Fantasy is escapism, yes — but sometimes what we most need to escape is silence.” When I first started writing fantasy, I wanted to escape. I craved worlds that were nothing like mine, places untouched by politics, fear, injustice, or grief. I wanted dragons, not discourse. Magic, not metaphor.
By Georgia6 months ago in Writers
The Writer’s Waterfall:
Have you ever experienced a moment when words seem to pour from your mind like a rushing waterfall — unstoppable, vivid, and deeply alive?
By Sai Marie Johnson6 months ago in Writers
The Whispers in Room 313
The Whispers in Room 313 By Octavia Birthfield The first time Kayla heard the whisper, she thought it was the wind. She had just checked into the Willowridge Inn, a crumbling, nearly forgotten hotel tucked away in a small town off the interstate. Her car had broken down, and it was the only place with vacancy.
By Taviii🇨🇦♐️6 months ago in Writers
Hidden Costs of Moving House and How to Avoid Them in 2025
Moving house is often more expensive than expected. You start with a ballpark figure—maybe based on quotes from removal companies or a rough budget scribbled on a notepad. But by the time the last box is unpacked, the hidden costs of moving house have crept in, draining more of your savings than you planned. In 2025, with the cost of living still a pressing issue in the UK, managing your moving expenses wisely is more important than ever.
By Mitchells Moving Company6 months ago in Writers
How to Show, Not Tell
“Don’t tell me the moon is shining; show me the glint of light on broken glass.” — Anton Chekhov Let’s be honest: the phrase “show, don’t tell” has been tossed around so often in writing advice circles that it feels like literary law. But here’s the thing no one tells you: too much showing can be just as exhausting as too much telling.
By Georgia6 months ago in Writers
The Lack Of A Vocal Top Story Effect
Introductution I now seldom get a Top Story a month, and it has been over a month since my last one. These are the effects of this on my writing.
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred 6 months ago in Writers
How keywords shape your business's SEO
Ever wondered why some websites rise to the top while others barely show up? It’s the work of keywords. These words and phrases are the quiet drivers behind your online reach. This is especially helpful in fields like iGaming where competition is fierce.
By William B. Serna6 months ago in Writers
How to Write and Publish a Comic Book Using Only ChatGPT
The Step-by-Step Guide to Creating a Comic Book with Just ChatGPT Example used: “The Living Dead” — A 30-Page Zombie Apocalypse Comic"
By Lynn Myers6 months ago in Writers
Perfectly Imperfect Expression
"You don’t start out writing good stuff. You start out writing crap and thinking it’s good stuff, and then gradually you get better at it." – Octavia E. Butler
By Feral La Femme6 months ago in Writers
Creative Challenges and Prompy
At 3 AM on a Tuesday, Maria sat staring at her laptop screen, cursor blinking mockingly at the beginning of an empty document. She had all the freedom in the world—write anything, about anything, in any style she wanted. Yet somehow, that infinite possibility felt more paralyzing than liberating. Then she remembered the writing challenge her friend had sent her: "Write a complete story using only questions. 500 words. You have one hour." Suddenly, her fingers began to move, and by 4 AM, she had crafted one of the most compelling pieces she'd ever written.
By Muhammad Sabeel6 months ago in Writers