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Literary Citizenship
Before I even knew what it was, I wrote a bit about Literary Citizenship in these two previous articles - The Benefits of Reciprocity for Writers and Giving and Receiving Feedback. I recently ran across the actual term for it while reading a book by Jane Friedman called “The Business of Being a Writer,” where she gave credit to editor Rob Spillman for coining the term. Literary Citizenship is described as “activities that support reading, writing and publishing in the literary community.”
By KJ Aartila3 years ago in Writers
The Quest for Excellence
Once upon a time in the quaint village of Eldoria, nestled between rolling hills and lush meadows, there lived a young girl named Elara. She possessed a unique gift - the ability to see the potential quality within everything and everyone around her. This extraordinary perspective was rooted in her belief in the principle of maximizing potential quality.
By Elijah Kilanko3 years ago in Writers
Zoe the village queen
Once upon a time, in a quaint village nestled between rolling hills and lush forests, lived a young woman named Zoe. She was not born into royalty, but her kindness, wisdom, and unwavering courage had earned her the endearing title of "The Village Queen."
By Elijah Kilanko3 years ago in Writers
Love Beyond Borders
*Love Beyond Borders: Threads of Connection That Know No Bounds** Amidst the urban symphony of honking horns and bustling footsteps, a city thrived as a melting pot of cultures. Within its vibrant streets, an extraordinary love story unfolded, one that transcended the boundaries of society, language, and geography. This is the tale of "Love Beyond Borders," a narrative that etched itself into the hearts of those who witnessed its beauty.
By Opeyemi Rasheed Aremu 3 years ago in Writers
Poor Boy Chapter 4:
With the gift of the shimmering veil, Elara's perception of the world shifted. She could now peer beyond the surface, perceiving the magic and mysteries hidden from ordinary eyes. The forest, once a place of wonder, now revealed its secrets in shimmering hues, and the creatures that roamed its depths became more than mere beasts—they were reflections of the land's essence.
By Novelstamil.com3 years ago in Writers
Poor Boy Chapter 3:
As Elara ventured deeper into the forest, the path became more treacherous. The air grew thick with an eerie stillness, and the ancient trees seemed to whisper foreboding secrets. She knew she was approaching the sanctuary of the Weaver of Dreams, yet uncertainty gnawed at her heart.
By Novelstamil.com3 years ago in Writers
Poor Boy Chapter 2:
Chapter 2: Stepping into the Unknown The path ahead was shrouded in mystery, and Elara's heart pounded with a mix of excitement and trepidation. She followed the symbol's faint glow, which seemed to lead her deeper into the ancient forest. With each step, the air grew thicker, carrying whispers of secrets long kept hidden.
By Novelstamil.com3 years ago in Writers
Poor Boy
In the mystical land of Veridonia, where magic and wonder intertwine, the tale of a brave soul unfolds. Our protagonist, Elara, is an ordinary young woman, living a simple life in the quaint village of Evergreen. Unbeknownst to her, the threads of fate have already woven a grand tapestry that will lead her on an extraordinary journey.
By Novelstamil.com3 years ago in Writers
Dorothy Sayers: Brilliant Writer
Dorothy Sayers was indeed a remarkable writer, known for her detective novels and thrillers, as well as her contributions to Christian apologetics. Her translation of Dante's Divine Comedy for English audiences showcased her dedication to purposeful work. Despite facing challenges as a woman in her time, she achieved success and earned recognition for her intellectual gifts. Her friendship with notable intellectuals like C.S. Lewis further enriched her life and work. Sayers' legacy continues, and she is rightfully considered one of the most influential English women authors of the 20th century.
By Collins Fobri3 years ago in Writers





