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When Creative Writing Mixes with Science to Express Facts and Feelings about Earth’s Ecology
“We are at a unique stage in our history. Never before have we had such an awareness of what we are doing to the planet, and never before have we had the power to do something about that. Surely we all have a responsibility to care for our Blue Planet. The future of humanity and indeed, all life on earth, now depends on us… Sir David Attenborough
By Annemarie Berukoff5 years ago in Journal
Hygge Short Stories Vol. 1
There's nothing like a short fiction to boost your mood. Settle into your favourite Hygge space and relax with these. One Fine Day, My Love
By The Vocal Creators Chronicle5 years ago in Journal
My 22 Vocal Writing Goals for 2022
I am new to Vocal and only started writing here in December 2021. It seems Vocal has a lot of exciting new features on the cards for this year. From comments being introduced and no doubt, there will be other announcements too, so it's a great time to sign up and write for this platform.
By Trisha Dunbar5 years ago in Journal
Can Reading Make You a Better Author?
To become an author is to write. The best way to become a better author is to read. How is reading going to help me write?
By Elise L. Blake5 years ago in Journal
As an Author, I Still Fear Publication
Whenever I start writing a book I always have that race of excitement that has me glued to the computer until I get my story told.
By Elise L. Blake5 years ago in Journal
3 Worst Novel Writing Mistakes and How to Fix Them
All writers make mistakes. There’s not a single person alive or has been alive on this planet who can sit down and write a novel and have it be perfect from the first draft. Even the great authors you idolize made mistakes when they were first starting out and there's nothing wrong with that.
By Elise L. Blake5 years ago in Journal
How do your Word Count Goals Compare to these 10 Bestselling Authors
I’m sure there are many who have had this problem, you want to write like the great bestselling authors you see on the shelf so you try to pump out as many words as possible.
By Elise L. Blake5 years ago in Journal
10 Tips to Writing a Short Story
Writing a novel is not for everyone, and you might prefer something different to novels. Perhaps you would prefer short stories. Many publications pay authors for short stories, including magazines, newspapers, blogs, and anthologies.
By Matthew Angelo5 years ago in Journal
80 Writing Prompts to Get You Writing Again
Now months into quarantine or staying at home to keep you and others safe you may be running out of things to do and your creativity may be at an all-time low.
By Elise L. Blake5 years ago in Journal
Writing a Book in Only Ten Minutes a Day
With the current state of the world, some of us are even busier now than we were before this all began. Yes, I’m aware that sounds insane, but I also know it first hand.
By Elise L. Blake5 years ago in Journal
“You Need to Write Every Day to be an Author” is the Worst Advice I Have Ever Heard.
“To be a better author you need to write every day.” I come across this advice almost every day and I’m sure we’ve all heard this advice as often as we’ve been told to look both ways before crossing the road. But, is this really the best way to become a better author?
By Elise L. Blake5 years ago in Journal
To Improve Readership Will Requires Traffic
List Building for your website You’ve heard me say it so many times — build a list with everything you do. You really do have to put list building at the top of your list of priorities.
By Estalontech5 years ago in Journal