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ECHOES OF ADVENTURE
In a small village nestled amidst rolling hills and whispering forests, resided a young girl named Elara. Her eyes shone with an insatiable curiosity, and her heart yearned for adventure beyond the confines of the village. However, her days were spent tending to the family's farm and listening to the tales of travelers passing through.
By Ramya Meela2 years ago in Writers
The Frog Journal
So, it's come to this. You're really going to make me do this, Vocal challengers? I wasn't going to enter this one, thinking I had burned all bridges to that mythical First self-driven scribble. But wait. I knew very well I had that green journal I wrote passionately in for about a week in February when I was nine, buried somewhere. Happened to be in a duffel-bag under my bed, so now I guess we're going to need to muster our patience and let a writer under thirteen Vocalize here. If only in spirit. I will provide a running commentary, not changing names and places, and it can serve as a Getting-to-Know Me piece, for those curious.
By Rob Angeli2 years ago in Writers
Treble Typing
*This piece has been edited, but was originally published on my WordPress site. You can find its first form here which includes resources for finding cover songs. The site was my 'author's website' created as part of my assignments for my MFA program, and the post was submitted as an assignment as well.*
By Hannah E. Aaron2 years ago in Writers
Always A Writer
As long as I can remember, I’ve been writing stories, but one of the first that I remember, was for our daily journal writing assignment in fifth grade. It was around Thanksgiving and I wrote about a turkey hiding as a rock so he wouldn’t be eaten. I didn’t have time to finish the story, as was par for the course for me. I wrote a lot of unfinished stories. Still do. But my teacher loved it. She encouraged me to finish it, and even pointed out my writing affinity to my parents. They didn't seem so impressed.
By KJ Aartila2 years ago in Writers
Can Salt Bricks Useable for Horses?
Introduction Salt bricks are solid blocks of salt that people can place in pastures or stalls for horses to lick throughout the day as needed. Salt bricks come in different sizes. People can leave out big salt bricks in the field for multiple horses to access. They can also mount smaller ones on the wall of a stall. Salt bricks also come in different colors, such as white and reddish brown.
By Karin Mann2 years ago in Writers
Why I Stayed In My Run of the Mill Science Job and Wrote This Article
Why I Left My Big Fancy Tech Job and Wrote a Book Several years ago, I was sitting in the audience at a big science conference learning about some new approach for detecting foodborne pathogens. The speaker gave a really nice presentation and I found the entire talk fascinating. The whole conference was filled with wonderful discussions, new technologies, and I had a really great three days.
By Everyday Junglist2 years ago in Writers
