Publishing

Bukowski Was Right: Don't Try
I considered writing yesterday, Sunday 15th September, and nothing was working—so I didn’t. In case you are wondering what constitutes Paul Stewart not writing, I finished editing and published an ode to Donna Fox. So, it wasn't exactly an unproductive day.
By Paul Stewart4 months ago in Writers
How Social Media Girls Are Redefining Digital Fame-Enzipe
The rise of social media has changed the way fame works. Gone are the days when stardom was limited to movie stars, musicians, or TV personalities. Today, a new wave of digital icons—often called social media girls—is reshaping what it means to be famous in the online era. With Instagram feeds, TikTok dances, YouTube vlogs, and Snapchat stories, these creators are redefining fame as something more personal, accessible, and interactive than ever before.
By Enzipe4 months ago in Writers
Balancing Book Work And Vocal
I Often Describe My Life As My Circus Act It's just a fact. I've got too much going on for it to be anything but a loud, chaotic, whirlwind of music, fire, and crazy people doing crazy things.
By Hope Martin4 months ago in Writers
The Unspoken Language of Your Next "Talk to Strangers" Connection
We often think of communication as the words we choose. But when you strike up a conversation with a stranger—whether on a travel forum, a video chat Uhmegle, or in a coffee shop line—an entire silent conversation is happening beneath the surface. This unspoken language, a dance of nuance and intuition, often determines whether a connection fizzles out or sparks into something memorable.
By Nukleotidy4 months ago in Writers
Are You Building a Career or Just a Brand?
Let’s face it: we’re all living double lives. There’s the version of you that gets up, does the work, and delivers results. And then there’s the curated, polished, LinkedIn-friendly version of you - the one who seems effortlessly successful, constantly grinding, and always "on." Over time, it feels like this second version of ourselves has taken center stage. We’ve become performers in our own career dramas, and honestly, the show is exhausting.
By Narghiza Ergashova4 months ago in Writers
Confessions of a Former Alcoholic Part 21
Being a writer or entirely withdrawing from social life and resuming alcohol use has a significant impact on your professional life. After 12 days of sobriety, significant alcohol use might have serious consequences for your health. It's as if I've done a sociological experiment on my body.
By TheNaeth4 months ago in Writers
Meet Local Charleston Pirate Historian and Author Adam Morrow aka Captain Marrow
This pirate historian, reenactor, artist, photographer, and model has for many years operated the pirate history Facebook page Shipwrecked with Captain Marrow, traveling the southeast shores investigating pirate lore and educating lowcountry locals.
By Heather Holmes4 months ago in Writers
Real Estate Data Analysis with Business Intelligence: A New Era for Asset Managers
Managing real estate assets has always been about balancing numbers, market trends, and experience, but with multiple properties, rent rolls, occupancy reports, and market data piling up, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed. Real estate data analysis powered by business intelligence (BI) is changing the way asset managers work, turning scattered information into clear, actionable insights.
By Leni4 months ago in Writers
Is AI Stealing from Us Genuine Writers?
AI has transformed our world, and many people use it in their daily lives. It’s used as a tool for people to complete tasks more efficiently. I know many of my colleagues and friends use it, and when I ask them about it, they get very defensive.
By Elizabeth Woods4 months ago in Writers
Vocal Poetry Anthology: Progress Update and Requests - Part Two
Hey, friends and fellow combatants of the written word. I messed up. About... Three months ago. Wait, it can't possibly be that long! Double check - yep. Your boy, your Paul, messed up big style. Three months ago, I published an update on the Vocal Anthology poetry collection I've been working on since the start of the year, set to feature many of you lovely people and your fine words. Three months ago, I was at the stage of gathering the Author Bios for the book.
By Paul Stewart4 months ago in Writers
Why Affirmation Bottles Are Essential for Manifesting Your Dreams
The law of attraction is based on the idea that like attracts like, and that our thoughts and feelings can directly impact the reality we create. When you focus on positive thoughts, intentions, and energy, you attract more of what you desire into your life. One of the most effective and tangible ways to harness the power of the law of attraction is by using affirmation bottles. These bottles are more than just containers; they are potent tools designed to amplify your thoughts, intentions, and desires, helping you manifest your dreams.
By ameliawatson4 months ago in Writers
The Summer I Learned to Be Brave
I was nine years old the summer I learned what bravery really meant. Back then, bravery was a word I only heard in comic books or action movies. Heroes wore capes. Soldiers marched into war. Bravery wasn’t for kids like me skinny, timid, the kind of child who clung to his mother’s hand too long in crowded places.
By SAN4 months ago in Writers