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31 Writing Prompts to Help You Build a Solid Writing Habit
--- Everybody can write. But you don't call everyone a "writer." A writer writes because she likes to write. Because it makes him feel sane. Because that's what she loves doing the best.
By Brinda Koushik4 years ago in Geeks
Reset Your Password
John sat at his desk, staring at the screen in front of him. His heart raced as he tried to make sense of the strange text he had just received from his ex-girlfriend: "I just hacked your computer, you might want to reset your password before I do any real damage... Good luck!".
By Lucas Dean4 years ago in Geeks
Breadcrumb Trail
I walked through the rain-soaked streets, my coat pulled tightly around me and my umbrella turned inside out by the strong winds. It was the kind of day that seemed determined to ruin everyone's mood, and I was no exception. As I trudged through the puddles, I couldn't help but grumble to myself about the miserable weather.
By James Green4 years ago in Geeks
Review of 'A River Enchanted'
The Luminaries follows Winnie Wednesday as she embarks on her journey to save her family from disgrace at the risk of her own life.
By Cyn's Workshop4 years ago in Geeks
The Way Of KINGS Amazon
The Way Of Amazon KINGS First, let's talk about the power of Amazon. As of this writing, The Way Of Amazon Kings has a 9.9 rating on Amazon.
By umer ali4 years ago in Geeks
Review of 'A River Enchanted'
House of Earth and Blood meets The Witch's Heart in Rebecca Ross’s brilliant first adult fantasy, set on the magical Isle of Cadence where two childhood enemies must team up to discover why girls are going missing from their clan.
By Cyn's Workshop4 years ago in Geeks
Not All Who Wander Are Lost
I wanted to start a quest with my readers here. A journey into the Fantasy genre. A trip to explore its origins and evolution and how Fantasy went from a niche genre into a moneymaking juggernaut. Those of us who grew up on Dungeons and Dragons, Tolkien, and the myths and legends of the past were outcasts, nerds, or freaks, know that Fantasy used to be the relatively exclusive domain of recluses and introverts.
By Drew Jaehnig4 years ago in Geeks
2022 Reading Round-Up
At the start of 2022, I said I wanted to write something about every book I read. I didn’t think I’d end up reading 45 books, but I also didn’t think I would end up working at a library and having enough free time to read without compromising on something else.
By Victoria Brown4 years ago in Geeks
December '22 Reads
December. The last month of the year. 365 days later and I’ve read 45 books and written 23 posts, including this one. I’m proud of myself for sticking with myself and writing about every book I read this year, and yes, a whole post recapping my 2022 in relation to books will be following this one.
By Victoria Brown4 years ago in Geeks
Books to Check Out: What I Read in December 2022
The final book review of the year, we made it! I’m giving an extra review on top of my usual three as a treat for missing last month.
By Sam4 years ago in Geeks
52 weeks and 52 books
This year I got back to reading. Well, reading because I love reading and not as an obligation or a requirement. I kept thinking, should I just go with the flow or should I list books I want to read?
By Veena Vijayan4 years ago in Geeks
Ancient dog bones found at Jamestown are rewriting history, expert says.
In 2021, a group of archaeologists made an exciting discovery while excavating the site of the Jamestown settlement in Virginia: the remains of several ancient dogs. These bones, which were found in a trash pit at the site, are shedding new light on the history of dogs in the New World and the role they played in the lives of the early colonists.
By Samira4 years ago in Geeks