Achievements
Why i decided writing at 16.. Content Warning.
I never imagined i'd be writing online at 16. i mean, i always wanted to be heard without physically expressing my emotions, writing is just exactly how i'd want to convey my feelings- and writing to me feels like a truest way for me to do that. For a while, i kept my thoughts to myself,thinking no one would understand or care,However deep down,I reckon every voice is meant to be heard! This is mainly why i want to start writing and keep going.
By Galisse🌹about a year ago in Writers
Alone In A Tavern. Top Story - June 2025.
The tavern was practically identical to thousands of others the Bounty Hunter had stopped in over the years. From the corner, a man stood up to approach them. The Hunter kept their groan internal. Women who took up the Hunt were rare, and there was always someone who had an ego big enough to try to flirt. Even if Victoria hadn't seen her husband in two years now, after her horse went lame and forced a delay that made her miss the rendevous, (then he'd been late, and sent a letter ahead to go on without him, and then...) she was still married, and those vows meant something.
By Natasja Roseabout a year ago in Writers
Giving Fear A Walloping. Honorable Mention in I Wrote This Challenge. Top Story - June 2025.
For a long time now, I've been terrified of heights. Mortified. Can’t bloody stand them. Ever since the first moment I went up somewhere high, I knew I wanted to be on safe ground. If heaven and hell really do exist in their stereotypical positions, I think I know which one I'd rather be in.
By Euan Brennanabout a year ago in Writers
The Prom
Note: here is a story that I have avoided discussing even here, but this particular Challenge seems to demand that I dig deep and look at a very unpleasant memory. Some of you may think less of me, or the other person involved, but that is just the way things work out.
By Kendall Defoe about a year ago in Writers
Next Right (Video Proof Missing)
Peering into the rearview mirror, Ryan Kelly continued monitoring, an uncomfortable developing situation, taunting the travelling free bird, concerned with what was behind him, past events challenging his independent lifestyle.
By Marc OBrienabout a year ago in Writers
Todd Kassal Champions Quantum Computing in Rubber Track Project Management
To the casual observer, rubber tracks might seem like simple components—black bands wrapped around heavy machinery. But for engineers and manufacturers, rubber track systems are anything but simple. Each track must meet rigorous standards for durability, flexibility, terrain compatibility, and cost efficiency.
By Todd J. Kassalabout a year ago in Writers
Most Honorable
It has been an interesting week. With the most recent set of Challenges provided by Vocal, I have been very diligent in setting myself up with my thoughts as I tap away in front of this screen. I could write poetry and stories, discuss those figures and stories from history or my own life and get some interesting feedback on them. I have looked over the list of upcoming work I can do, and I am both excited and terrified by what I have planned.
By Kendall Defoe about a year ago in Writers
