Samantha Parrish
I'm here to teach you something new or expand your mind in a neutral aspect.
Instagram: parrishpassages
Oh and I wrote a book called, Inglorious Ink.
One Whole Year On Vocal
On January 23 2020, I released my first article. A year later I have submitted over 100 articles, and writing on this platform has proven to be a successful venture for my writing career to prosper.
Samantha ParrishPublished 4 days ago in Journal
Making The Mental Health Checklist
Everyone's mental heath is different, it's imperative to take care of it, but it's harder to remember it's OK to take care of ourselves.
Samantha ParrishPublished 6 days ago in Psyche
What I've Learned To Do For TikTok
The world of social media has made the entertainment landmark with TikTok. It has helped out with entertaining, as well as endorsement for a boost in making the strides for creators that want a career in any way of entertainment. Now there is a chance for those creators out there to show what they want to be recognized for. It does have a great influx of people who are open and opted to taking the time to watch what has been made to weave through the system of the feed on TikTok.
Samantha ParrishPublished 7 days ago in Geeks
How to Experiment with Fashion Statements
It does take time to find what fashion style can stick to you without losing your identity. The evolution of style has varied over the years. But it's hard to find what styles is suited and what is worth taking a chance on. Various trends or ideas for a transformation might seem intimidating regarding the confidence and the finance.
Samantha ParrishPublished 15 days ago in Styled
11 Songs That Help Write Dark Humor To Be Bold and Bleak
There are a plethora of songs that have a happy sound that actually can be stretched to be the anthem for antagonistic characters, sleazy situations, or tweaked for turmoil within the topic of the plot. Over the years, I've found many songs that I've analyzed to be used for the creative assistance of dark humor. I love to hear a song that is too happy for the dark undertone. but at the same time it fits perfectly because it's something that normally wouldn't be heard at all during a dire situation. Depending on what character you are creating for the tricky turmoil they are in or the way they are. A certain tune might be what you need to tweak that turmoil your characters are in.
Samantha ParrishPublished 16 days ago in Beat
Why I Write Dark Humor
I was in a podcast called All Things Writing, discussing the publication of my book Inglorious Ink. The host, Bryan Nowak brought up the question as to why my book changed genres in the process of making Inglorious Ink.
Samantha ParrishPublished 18 days ago in Journal
Why Don McLean's Run Diana Run Is An Underrated Sinister Song
I’ve only ever known Don McLean just like a lot of other listeners just know him for his iconic song, American pie. I happen to be going through the rest of his Rearview Mirror album, and I saw very interestingly titled song called "Run Diana Run".
Samantha ParrishPublished 21 days ago in Beat
What The Writer’s Schedule Should Look Like
The time management is very important for the work as a writer, whether it's for a portion of your day or is the main priority of your entire day, it's important to keep a schedule throughout your workday for writing.
Samantha ParrishPublished 22 days ago in Journal
