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My Father’s Footsteps Lead Nowhere. Runner-Up in I Wrote This Challenge.
My father never taught me to shave or to drive a car, so it’s easy to see why I wear a beard and travel by bus. He would have done neither of those things.
By Ian Vinceabout a year ago in Writers
Key Details of the Brighton Butler Divorce: A Comprehensive Overview
The Brighton Butler divorce has captured public attention, raising questions about the details of the separation and the settlement involved. As a well-known personality, Brighton Butler’s personal life naturally attracts media and fan interest, especially when it involves significant events like divorce. In this article, we will explore the key details of the Brighton Butler divorce, including the background, legal proceedings, settlement terms, and the impact of the divorce on those involved.
By sammmyabout a year ago in Writers
The Self-Appreciation Challenge: The Winners!
✨Greetings, Dear Vocalites!✨ 🏆🏆🏆 🏆🏆🏆 We have arrived at this most exciting moment! The judges have read the entries and tallied the scores!
By Rick Henry Christopher about a year ago in Writers
The Dress that was Armor
“That’s my favorite dress of yours, Katie. You look so pretty,” my dad said as he smiled down at me. He ruffled my hair, and I did a little twirl in my brand-new jean dress. He made me feel pretty, and special. My mother bought me this blue jean dress; the dress was long and had silver buttons that went all the way down the front. I loved it, it made me feel so grown up. My father loved it, and that made it even more special.
By Katie L. Oswald (BookDragon)about a year ago in Writers
Locked cabinets and open hearts
My dad lives in a desolate excuse for a house; it’s a small brick shack in an even smaller neighborhood, almost in the woods. The one of many horrible memories I have, was day very common to me, I must go to this house, stressful, pitiful, and scary. It was winter, colder than most and I was prepared to freeze in my room. A room filled with the feeling of being alone and forgotten.
By Emy Labout a year ago in Writers
How an Overwhelmed Burger Owner Found Financial Freedom
Chapter 1: The ‘I Got This’ Phase Jack was a man of simple pleasures. He loved burgers, he loved cooking, and most importantly, he loved seeing the satisfied faces of his customers at Jack’s Juicy Burgers. He was the kind of guy who believed he could do anything—especially run a business.
By Morgan Blake, CPAabout a year ago in Writers
I've had PTSD. Honorable Mention in I Wrote This Challenge. Top Story - June 2025. Content Warning.
PTSD is flooring me at the moment, making me feel a bit insane, whilst detached AND over-emotional. It's the first time I've experienced it fully as an 'entity' in probably twenty years. I feel separated from myself, whilst also fully logical. It's a strange sensation. It's frightening. I'm frightening myself.
By Karen Caveabout a year ago in Writers
How a Viral Collab Changed the Way We Reach Non-Readers
Not All Readers Start with Books Not every reader begins with a page. Some start with a video. Others, with a meme. For an entire generation raised on TikTok humor and YouTube deep-dives, reading isn't always the first instinct—it’s the afterthought, if at all. But what if stories could meet young audiences where they already are?
By Maxine Dela Cruzabout a year ago in Writers
Rock Bottom Was My Wake-Up Call — Here’s the 3-Step Mindset Shift That Saved Me
**I Hit Rock Bottom — Here’s the 3-Step Mindset Shift That Rebuilt My Life** There was a moment—not dramatic or movie-worthy—just *quietly devastating*—when I opened my banking app, saw the balance, and felt my stomach drop. Rent was due. Bills were piling up. And somehow, despite all the effort I was putting in, I felt like I was going nowhere.
By Mralexabout a year ago in Writers
Inanimate Love Letters Challenge Winners
Dear Author Behind the Object, Y'all did great. Signed, The Author Behind the Post ~~~ Homies!! Wow! When I first decided to host this challenge I honestly didn't have much expectation. While I have many subscribers, I have very few readers. Even the bots don't drop by that often (a blessing?). So, when I released this challenge, I was expecting maybe like 2 entries. But instead, you gave me 11 damn good letters.
By Oneg In The Arcticabout a year ago in Writers
The Meaning Behind the Hours | What Do Repeating and Mirror Numbers Really Say?
Checking the time has become second nature to many of us but what if noticing the same exact hour over and over isn’t just a coincidence? Repeating numbers or mirrored times might actually be messages the universe is trying to send us.
By Nedir Lifeabout a year ago in Writers
"A Day in the Life" - Winners List!
Here's the challenge if you'd like to read some great poetry in the comments section! I never thought it would be so difficult to choose winners for a competition. I'm not going to lie, I sat here for quite a while mulling over everyone's poetry. You all write so well. So, thank you for making this almost impossible to do. But! I think I have finally chosen my top three. Just to give you all some perspective, I've literally been working down to the last few minutes of time before I had chosen to announce the winners so here we are!
By Annie Kapurabout a year ago in Writers