Writing Exercise

The Last Mango
Grandpa sliced the mango with practiced hands, golden juice sliding down his fingers. "Real sweetness takes time," he’d say, handing me a slice like it was treasure.
By Muhammad Abdullah7 months ago in Writers
The Most Misleading Writing Advice for New Writers: Debunking Common Myths and Misconceptions
Introduction Writing advice flows freely online. Blogs, forums, and workshops—they all toss in tips and rules. But not all of that guidance helps beginners. Some advice is confusing or even harmful. It can drain your confidence and suppress your natural voice. Getting caught up in false ideas about writing might slow your progress or kill your creativity. That’s why it’s crucial to spot what advice is helpful and what is misleading. This article uncovers common myths that new writers hear—and explains why you should question them. By understanding what truly helps, you can become a confident, original writer.
By vijay sam7 months ago in Writers
One Tiny Tweak Doubled My Article Views—Try It Now
Introduction Imagine this: you publish an article, and after days of effort, your views barely move. Then, a simple change on your page sparks a huge increase. Sounds impossible? It’s not. Small tweaks in content can lead to massive results. Sometimes, just changing a word, a phrase, or a button can boost your traffic dramatically.
By vijay sam7 months ago in Writers
Nothing At All Happened
Natalie Goldberg's Writing Down the Bones Deck prompts - "Nothing at all happened." Go, ten minutes. Overthinking kills your happiness? Is that true? I know that to worry about something happening is kind of like that. We can worry that something is going to happen, and then it doesn't.
By Denise E Lindquist7 months ago in Writers
My Grandmothers Said so
Once, there was a little girl, so stinking cute and well-loved, she knew the universe revolved around her. With dark curly hair and big blue eyes, she proudly sat amidst everyone's attention. Knowing that she could do nothing wrong, she basked in the glow of their pride, as they expounded upon this wee lass's perfections.
By Mother Combs7 months ago in Writers
Blogging Isn’t Dead—It’s Just Evolved
Introduction Many people believe that social media and short posts have rendered blogging obsolete. The truth is, blogging has changed a lot over the years. Instead of simple online journals, blogs now focus on building brands and teaching audiences. Understanding how blogging has changed helps creators find new ways to grow and succeed. This article shows how blogging remains powerful and how you can adapt to the new way of doing things.
By vijay sam7 months ago in Writers
Top 10 Writing Tools for Helpless Students Revealed!
Introduction Many students find writing their assignments to be overwhelming. Studies show that over 60% of students feel buried under deadlines and complex essays. Struggling to express ideas clearly can cause stress, lower grades, and sometimes even lead to giving up. But there’s good news: the right writing tools can change everything. They can help students write better, faster, and with less frustration. This article will reveal the top 10 tools that can turn a helpless student into a confident writer, ready to take on any assignment.
By vijay sam7 months ago in Writers
What Are You Waiting For?
Natalie Goldberg’s Writing Down the Bones Deck prompts -” What are you waiting for?” Go, ten minutes.
By Denise E Lindquist7 months ago in Writers
Why Writing Saved Me When Nothing Else Could
There was a time in my life when everything felt like too much. The noise in my head was deafening. The weight in my chest never lifted. The world felt distant, blurry, too fast or too slow—but never right. I couldn’t find the words to explain what I was going through. I couldn’t make sense of what I felt.
By Irfan Ali7 months ago in Writers
Winter meditations
It is always me and God in these cold nights The usual questions I ask which He often dismiss with laughter, You figured if you did not create the Satan concept we would not worship you
By Isaac Ramaphala7 months ago in Writers
Don't Ever Forget
Natalie Goldberg's Writing Down the Bones Deck prompts - Begin a writing with "Don't ever forget" and then tell us what, who, how we should never forget. When you get stuck, repeat, "Don't ever forget," and keep going.
By Denise E Lindquist7 months ago in Writers
What Did a Great Literary Legend Write About Writing: Insights from the Masters
Introduction Understanding how legendary writers approach writing offers more than just tips. Their thoughts reveal their beliefs, habits, and mindset about the craft. These insights can inspire and guide both new and experienced writers. Knowing what outstanding authors thought about writing helps us see writing as both an art and a discipline that lasts through time.
By vijay sam7 months ago in Writers