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We all have dreams by Sheri Langer
We all have dreams by Sheri Langer We all have dreams. As a child, mine was to have long polished fingernails, a sparkly diamond ring, a husband, kids, and a puppy. It was my firm belief that my children would be the luckiest on… Continue Reading “We all have dreams by Sheri Langer”
Creativity Birthed Through Pain by Emmanuella Hristova
Creativity Birthed Through Pain by Emmanuella Hristova June 23rd In the depth of winter, the flowers do not bloom, no fruits appear, the leaves fall off, and the tree looks dead, but deep in the darkness underneath, the roots grow and grow and grow.
Skylerr Darren – In his own words
Since the age of six-years-old, I can recall finding a fulfilling interest in writing and telling stories to my closest friends and family, enjoying the fact that I could merely entertain myself by conjuring up words and creating people to live in these alternate… Continue Reading “Skylerr Darren – In his own words”
Is it Safe? by Deborah Jean Miller
Is it Safe? by Deborah Jean Miller Who will read my book? What if I’m the laughingstock of the entire Midwest? “Local author goes viral for writing the worst book ever written!” said the evening news anchor. Really, Deb? Get over yourself.… Continue Reading “Is it Safe? by Deborah Jean Miller”
Editing vs Self-editing by Dennis Scheel
Editing vs self-editing by Dennis Scheel Editing is a big concern for writers, especially fresh the ones trying their first story. After finishing their story, the idea comes to if you should self-edit or get an editor. There are things such as Grammarly which… Continue Reading “Editing vs Self-editing by Dennis Scheel”
Reading As a Writer by Whitney Rines
Reading As a Writer by Whitney Rines I write as both a hobby and profession and know from personal experience that it can easily take up a lot of time, energy, and among other things-thinking space. While a great activity in itself, it’s easy… Continue Reading “Reading As a Writer by Whitney Rines”
Vincent Van Gogh – The Ambiguity of Insanity
An abrasive itinerary of the presence of women, the landscape and obsession. Such are the internal paradigms that went through the compelling life of the Post-Impressionist painter Vincent van Gogh.
Giuseppe Cafiero – Author Interview
Giuseppe Cafiero – Author Interview How did you first become interested in the life of Vincent van Gogh? When for the first time I read the correspondence between Vincent Van Gogh and his brother Theo. A splendid correspondence in which the affections of… Continue Reading “Giuseppe Cafiero – Author Interview”
The Killer in Me by Keith Julius
The Killer in Me by Keith Julius I love to kill people. Now that I have your attention, allow me to add some information to the previous disclaimer. Within the pages of the stories I write, I love to kill people. It’s a… Continue Reading “The Killer in Me by Keith Julius”
