How “Seeking Equilibrium” Addresses The Mental Health Crisis

By Wayman Stewart

For years, my struggle with depression and anxiety was a source of secret shame and frustration. In spite of being someone who’s in touch with emotions and unafraid of vulnerable moments, talking about my depression and anxiety was something I was unable to do. Too used to dealing with my problems on my own, I’d push through it with resourcefulness and resilience. However, those traits can also be a major hindrance if they prevent you from reaching out and seeking help or support.

On Writing Humor by James Weir

When asked by Jeyran to write a guest editorial, I was a bit confused on exactly what I’d talk about.  In looking through the site, I found examples of dozens of great writers, with great opinions, and great insights into the craft of writing.

Then I remembered that great bit of advice to all writers – “write about what you know”.  What do I know best?  How to be a smart-ass.

Kindle X-Ray and the Future of eBook Publishing: An Author’s Perspective by Jim Lowe

I used to write poetry with a fountain pen and notebook. There was no thought of reproducing this work for the masses, it was a simple act of playing with words, trying to create my own little works of art. If it didn’t achieve anything else, then I would be left with a diary of my emotions.