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Life lesson
Life lesson: A young woman visited her mother and told her that her life was so difficult that she didn't know if she could continue.
By Ali Bah2 years ago in Writers
First poem on Vocal
My first poem, hmm is hard to be recalled It can only be felt through so many years of mine when I was writing for myself in the light and in the dark
By Lightness2 years ago in Writers
Cuneiform Script
Introduction This is my second entry into this challenge. My first one dealt with my first attempts to write in my adult life, especially my writing on Vocal, my blog, and the books I never wrote. You can read about that here.
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred 2 years ago in Writers
Toastmasters Table Topics #3
I have written about the significance of public speaking in the past. Our Toastmasters club is about to hold a table topic competition soon. Publishing a collection of table topics sounds like an excellent initiative to prepare. It requires making notes of all table topics discussed during a club meeting. Posting a short speech on these topics will help me visualize delivery.
By tarun bhatt2 years ago in Writers
What Ghana need to Survive Economically.
The pillars of an economy refer to the fundamental elements or key sectors that play a significant role in its growth, stability, and overall well-being. These pillars can vary from one country to another, but some common pillars include:
By Elisha Mohammed2 years ago in Writers
The Sailor's Story
Title: "The Sailor's Lament" In the heart of a small coastal town named Port Haven, there lived a weathered sailor named Samuel. His face bore the deep lines of a life spent at sea, and his eyes held the wisdom of someone who had weathered both storm and calm. Samuel's life was a tapestry woven with threads of adventure, heartache, and an undying love for the sea.
By Ema Smith2 years ago in Writers
Creating Book Covers 101
"Never judge a book by its cover" is a familiar phrase, but how often do any of us really follow it? Especially in a world of visual media.
By B2 years ago in Writers
Let's Look Back
I started writing way back in 2018. Writing was a means to work on my speeches in Toastmasters. Public speaking was one of many reasons, though. It was a phase. Everything pushed me to channel my negative energies after a failed relationship.
By tarun bhatt2 years ago in Writers
The Account of My Most Memorable Composition. Content Warning.
The Account of My Most Memorable Composition As the sun dipped below the horizon, casting a warm golden glow across the quiet town, a young writer sat at their desk, heart pounding with anticipation. The room was filled with the scent of freshly brewed coffee and the soft rustle of papers, all waiting to come alive through their words. This was the moment they had been waiting for - the birth of their first thousand words.
By Hamari Duniya Pak2 years ago in Writers
Writing a Book in 30 Days
There is a plethora of resources that support the idea of writing a book in a month. If you search for “Write a book in 30 days” on Amazon, you get dozens of results. The National Novel Writing Month is based on the idea of writing a book in a month.
By R.S. Sillanpaa2 years ago in Writers
What is Your Voice?
Detecting Your Accent Despite opinions to the contrary, what constitutes a writer’s “voice” relies on their writing style, technique, vocabulary, and grammatical structure. Detecting a writer’s voice is something that most people do after reading a specific author for a long time. It’s like your relationship with someone that you've become intimately familiar with. Family members, friends, and coworkers are all people we become so familiar with their speech patterns that we instantly know if someone is trying to impersonate them. Or if there is something wrong with them, by the way, they are talking alone.
By Atomic Historian2 years ago in Writers
From Fuzzy Feelings to Finer Verses
Have you ever been told you can’t? That you aren’t good enough? Take a moment. Breathe. Now, imagine meeting me in person. Imagine we’re sitting across from each other (or side by side if direct eye contact isn’t your thing). You’d notice that I rarely flaunt my identity. But today, I lay my cards on the table and tell you I am a poet and an author with bona fide publications to my name. (Please, don’t rush off to find them; this isn’t a sales pitch.)
By Dan-O Vizzini2 years ago in Writers