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Mad Woman
The seat was cold and hard; the wood was worn where others before me had taken the stand. The weight of the eyes on me was suffocating, all these people here and I didn’t know a single one, but they all knew me.
Kelsey WindsPublished less than a minute ago in CritiqueMastering the Art of Focal Lengths: Elevate Your Travel Photography with Precision and Creativity
Leaving on an excursion, a camera close by, prepared to catch the substance of your movements, is an elating encounter. The mission for the ideal travel photo frequently drives photographic artists to a fundamental choice: picking the best central length. In this aide, we dig into the complexities of movement photography, investigating the ideal primary length that can hoist your visuals and make your substance stick out.
RazaPublished 3 minutes ago in PhotographySmooth Out The Wrinkles
Smooth out the wrinkles of our troubled past With honesty, transparency and will to change Smooth out the wrinkles of my missteps, mistakes
Paul StewartPublished 6 minutes ago in Poets4 top pieces of the worst writing advice
I started off my writing career by signing up for an online blogging course. Long story short, my first blog failed miserably.
Deni SahayaPublished 8 minutes ago in ChaptersRewiring my brain didn’t sort my life out
I’m a big fan of this new ‘you create your own reality’ craze. Right? I mean how did it take humanity thousands of years of embarrassing suffering to realize that indeed, it’s only you who can sort your shit out.
Deni SahayaPublished 9 minutes ago in Humans
The journey you take
The hard edges melt, With all it's been dealt, The journey you take, From lake to lake, Despite the days, A pebble stays.
Merritt XavierPublished 26 minutes ago in Poets
A moment to breathe
The calming sea, Nothing awaits me, No movement or storm, Yet it feels warm, Smooth sailing for hours, No thundershowers,
Merritt XavierPublished 26 minutes ago in Poets
Game of Hearts: Part 1
Please note that this book was written in 2011 and it is also SET IN 2011. It contains mature content in later chapters. No realism intended.
Elle FieldingPublished 27 minutes ago in Chapters
Lights, Camera, Kiss Me: Part 1
Summary Sleeping with a co-star always leads to drama offset… Mackenzie "Mac" Lauren knows from experience that dating her leading man is a surefire way to ruin her career. With nosy tabloids and a boss who's against office romances, she's set on resisting the crazy chemistry with her good friend and co-star, Ryan Moore. As they deal with their undeniable attraction, Mac must figure out how to protect her heart and career while staying in the limelight.
Elle FieldingPublished 27 minutes ago in Chapters
I stopped trying to be a good writer
It’s been a weird month. It’s been a bizarre year altogether. But let me tell you one thing: nothing compares to my recent revelation.
Deni SahayaPublished 29 minutes ago in Journal
salty truth
I still can't believe we willingly followed her out there. But I guess we were curious to know if the rumours were true about the old haunted house on the hill.
Mormon
I am currently reading 'The Book of Mormon' and I have read similar stories in another book that offers the same yet different characters that are even mentioned in 'The Book of Mormon'. This is one book that one could say is a supplement to another great book of literature. One can learn to see ideas in a different light. I am not Mormon, but I have known a few, but not Donny and Marie and the Osmond brothers except through their specials and television show. 'The Book of Mormon' is a read that reads like the other good book.
Mark GrahamPublished 36 minutes ago in Critique
