Challenge
Tips And Prompts On Vocal
Introduction This has been prompted by the fact that I have received ninety-seven tips from other Vocal Creators. Tips are a wonderful way to show your appreciation for someone, and to feel appreciated when you get one. I wrote this piece on the benefits of tipping:
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred 6 months ago in Writers
Under the Floodlights, a Goal Changed Everything
The stadium lights flickered on one by one, casting long shadows across the empty seats. It was not a final, not a derby, not even a match anyone had circled on a calendar. Just another game—at least, that’s what people thought.
By CEO A&S Developers6 months ago in Writers
My Journey Renovating My Home- From Drab To Fab
In January of 2025, after saving up for years, I finally decided that it was time to pull the trigger and purchase my first home, all on my own. Although I saved up for years, my budget was still quite small, especially in this economy, leaving me with little choice when it came to choosing my forever home. After a few months of searching and searching, checking Rightmove almost every day, I finally found the one and instantly fell in love.
By Esme Sheppard6 months ago in Writers
Top Story?
When I cooked up this rogue challenge, it was tongue-in-cheek, mainly thinking of fictional entries, like that time I brought in a ringer at the turkey shoot, but that’s neither here nor there. It’s probably not fair that I got a top story for this insanity:
By Harper Lewis 6 months ago in Writers
The Price of a Broken Boundary
My name is Chen Yue. I’m thirty-two years old, and I run a mid-sized advertising agency in the south of the city. I’m not saying this to brag; I just want you to know that I have my own career, my own sense of dignity, and my own bottom line. And this time, that line was crushed to pieces.
By Water&Well&Page6 months ago in Writers
Again
It comes, no escaping it. Sometimes clouds obscure it, and lord, don’t get caught in the Arctic circle in June. The damn thing never goes away. Yeah, it’s cold, but northern Alaska is no place for a vampire to spend the summer solstice. It’s fantastic in December and January, but I prefer Sydney in June and July, away from those insufferable rednecks in the States and on the continent when they celebrate their notion of independence. Freedom.
By Harper Lewis 6 months ago in Writers
