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I Have My Dogs To Thank For My Writing Career
Alert! This is Stephen Avitabile… not Stephen King. So, when I refer to my ‘writing career’ it’s a work in progress. Not a spectacle. But I do feel I am heading in the right direction. Things feel as if they have begun to take off. It’s nothing major, but at the time of writing this, I have had three stories accepted into two publications. In submitting to various other publications and contests I have moved on to second rounds in judging multiple times… so things are moving along.
Stephen Kramer AvitabilePublished 8 months ago in JournalThe Power of Aspirations and the Journey to Greatness
Title: A Dream Can Start Anywhere: The Power of Aspirations and the Journey to Greatness Introduction : A dream holds within it the potential to transform lives, challenge the status quo, and shape the world we live in. It is a powerful force that ignites our passion, fuels our determination, and propels us towards greatness. Dreams are not confined to specific circumstances or locations; they can emerge from anywhere, regardless of our current situation. This article explores the idea that a dream can start anywhere, emphasizing the importance of taking that first step towards realizing our aspirations, no matter where we are or what we're doing.
Harrison N.EPublished 8 months ago in JournalAuthor Syeda Tamseel Fatima Hussain’s Little life blog
Hey Everyone, My name is Tamseel, I write stories about my imaginations. I write stories for kids mostly. Also, I started writing stories when I was 13. I got to publish my stories when I was 15 years old. I love sharing my small imagination. Usually the stories I write are adventurous and fiction. I love to write stories and sometimes my mum help me write stories. My help me write story named Katrina’s successful life, she’s a great writer as well.I have been writing for several years now. I have a passion for storytelling and love to explore a wide range of topics in my writing. Whether it's travel, food, or personal reflections, I strive to provide my readers with engaging and informative content. Through my blog, I hope to inspire others and create a sense of connection with my audience. Writing is not just a hobby for me, it is a way of expressing myself and connecting with others. I am grateful for the opportunity to share my thoughts and experiences with the world through my blog.
Tamseel HussainPublished 8 months ago in JournalGoogle Trends Visualizations
Once upon a time, in the realm of data exploration, a group of curious analysts delved into the vast depths of Google Trends. Armed with their trusty visualization tools, they embarked on a quest to unravel the mysteries hidden within search trends, popular topics, and regional interests.
AKABOM ENEBONGPublished 8 months ago in JournalAngry, well not really
I am angry. Not at the world or anyone particular, well maybe my parents but no more than any other Gen Z'er. I am angry with myself. I feel as if I have so much inside of me. I have so much to offer the world but I havent found a way to creatively express myself yet. I see other people my age or maybe a little older living their lives and seemingly doing well but then theres me, feeling stuck, occasionally confused and seasonly depressed. I feel like a world class race car revving their engine just as they are about to go take off, going 0-100 mph in 3 seconds, I stall. I am distracted by the latest internet video, or tiktok trend. I am stuck in a cycle between waking up , going to work, and then going to sleep because im too drained at the end of the day. I am angry about struggling with mental illness and I am angry about where I am in life which, if im being honest, isnt really as far as I'd like. I am 26 living at home with my mom after graduating college. I just felt as if I would be doing so much more at this point in my life. Sure, if you ask my therapist she'll give you a schpeel about how I should give myself grace and how ive been overcoming a lot of generational trauma, blah blah blah. I am angry because I know she is right and i am doing a good thing by taking the time to heal but I am impatient. I want to be done already. I want to be the version of myself who has chosen the loving people to surround myself with, those who are supportive of my ideas and welcome my presence. I want to be the version of me who has an idea and pursues it because he wants to, no longer seeking external validation in such a crippling way that the smallest criticism would stop him. I want to stop wishing someone else would swoop in and save me. I am angry at every passing day because I know its just one more day I didn't work towards learning and growing and changing my life. And the scary thing is, - yeah I know you arent suppose to start a sentence with and but honestly who cares, i am pissed right now. - And you know the scary thing is that I know that I am the only one who can change things for me. I have been surrounded my entire life with complacency and it scares the crap out of me because I know if I dont light a fire under my but now, I could wake up 60 years from now wondering where all the time went.. I am angry because I have been plagued with an ambitious spirit, an aloof mind and lazy body. I am angry because I know I deserve better but neglect to give myself better. I am angry because I was never shown love. Because thats the answer when you really break it down right? Sure I can recognize I am not where I want to be but love myself for all of the progress I have made, recognizing the momentum from the small everyday things, then going on to use that momentum to do more little but great things. Yeah I know. I am just angry that I have to heal alone. I am angry that I am healing in the environment that hurt me. I am angry that I went from a shut down, emotionally avoidant person, numb to the pain, to someone who has to feel all of the pain. I am angry that I feel all of the pain of being neglected and abandon at such a young age by my father. I am angry that I grew up with an emotionally neglectful mother. I am angry that I let the influence of their pain influence my mind and dictate my life for this long.
Lorenzo CatalanPublished 8 months ago in JournalEmbrace Your Writing Calling. Devote Yourself Fully to Being An Author
Being in the writing community I am constantly seeing people introduce themselves as aspiring writers or aspiring authors as well as person after person asking, when am I able to call myself an author?
Barbara KingPublished 8 months ago in JournalHow To: Write a Book
Back when I was a kid all I ever wanted to be was an author, (except for that brief year I wanted to be a mermaid) but I had I imagined, albeit stupidly, or to put it more nicely; naively, that this meant just writing a book.
Zoe McGarrickPublished 8 months ago in JournalUS Passenger Crash
The incident close to Martha's Grape plantation has raised worries about flight security and the moves that travelers might have to make in crisis circumstances. While it is incredibly uncommon for a traveler to need to take command of an airplane, it highlights the significance of staying cool and adhering to any directions given by the flight group.
Mobile masterPublished 9 months ago in JournalThe Acceptance, the Rejection, and the “F You”: I Go Back and Catalog Years of Short Story Submission Responses
For reasons unknown, I’ve decided to continue alienating my readers by delivering something that is neither fiction nor poetry but, at the end of the day, is me riling myself up.
Stephen A. RoddewigPublished 9 months ago in JournalJACK THE RIPPER
London: Uncommon Disclosure Divulges Possible Personality of Jack the Ripper In a stunning disclosure, Sarah Bax Horton, the phenomenal granddaughter of a London cop engaged with the scandalous "Jack the Ripper" murders of the nineteenth 100 years, cases to have revealed the genuine personality of the executioner. As revealed by the Sunday Communicate, Bax Horton affirms that nearby stogie creator Hyam Hyams intently matches the portrayals given by observers at the hour of the killings.
Mobile masterPublished 9 months ago in JournalThe Shifting Paradigm
Title: "The Shifting Paradigm: Exploring the Transformative Trends Shaping the USA Today" Introduction: In a nation that constantly evolves, trends emerge as the pulse of societal change. The United States of America is no stranger to the ebb and flow of trends that shape its culture, economy, and way of life. Join us as we embark on an illuminating journey, unraveling the current trending topics in the USA. From technological advancements to social movements, we delve into the transformative forces that are reshaping the American landscape.
Sapan PallPublished 9 months ago in JournalMaster MoJo Publishing
Attention every writer to reads this article. It's time that writers begin to show what we are truly made of. For so long the ability to construct groundbreaking stories that become legendary have been granted to a chosen few. From Dr. Seuss with Cat in the Hat to Mark Twain's The Adventures of Tom Sawyer to Stephen King's IT.
Kylecovey SmithPublished 9 months ago in Journal