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I Love Writing on Inflammation
Learning about inflammation is one of the best things you can do for yourself. It is a subject I speak and write about often, with great passion. My insights are based on more than 15 years of intensive study, research, observation, and experience. I attended many institutes, Universities, and spent years in in-depth research.
By Seema Patel2 months ago in Writers
I Write for Myself First
Ever since I started writing daily on Facebook, sometimes multiple times a day, I’ve noticed some followers drifting away. And that’s okay. Not everything I write will resonate with everyone. If my work no longer aligns with what they are looking for, I understand.
By Seema Patel2 months ago in Writers
A Detailed Travel Itinerary for Kidderminster
Kidderminster might not be the first destination to come into your mind while planning a trip around Worcestershire; nevertheless, the town as well as the area around it offers a lot to do for those who want to spend a relaxing day. Due to its geographical position in the West Midlands region, this town will prove helpful for those who want to see a variety of historic, natural attractions and even other towns in this area.
By Nasir Abbas2 months ago in Writers
My Personal Grammar Pet Peeves
For nearly 10 years, I've been a content creator for this wonderful platform called Vocal. With almost 500 stories under my belt, I love to write about topics that are both relatable to others and insightful. I try my best to avoid using any slang in any of my stories, because, in my opinion, it sounds lazy. I'm always on social media and observing some of the things random people say. In this story, I'll highlight some words and phrases that many people regularly overuse. This story isn't intended to insult anyone, but to learn from the following grammar mistakes.
By Mark Wesley Pritchard 2 months ago in Writers
Writing Reflections: The Lover's Enchantment
Welcome back, readers! It’s been quite a week for me. I’ve been slammed with work, so I haven’t had time to write, but I’ve had all sorts of ideas for my upcoming (eventually) short story collection pop into my head, so hopefully that will start coming together soon. I was also surprised by landing an Honorable Mention in the Posthumous Author Challenge. In honor of that, I wanted to use this Writing Reflection to look at yet another Challenge entry that did NOT win—this time, one from as far back as three years ago. So, strap into your DeLorean because I’m going to take you back to the year 2023 and my story “The Lover’s Enchantment” for the Under Purple Clouds Challenge.
By Stephanie Hoogstad2 months ago in Writers
The Writing’s On The Wall
Introduction I don't know if it's similar for other people on social media, but I sometimes think a few days off Facebook and when I come back there are lots of notifications in the Facebook Groups that I am part of and I feel that no one has missed me or really needs me there, and maybe I should just stay out of it.
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred 2 months ago in Writers
Writing Quicksand
Some of you may know that I write on several platforms. I have been writing for a year and a half, and in that time I have learned quite a bit. Some of what I have learned is good; some not so much. What I have found mirrors what is happening in life in general. No one is doing anyone any favors; companies are making money off others’ talents, and they seem to be the only winners. This is my honest critique and assessment of just three of the platforms I use.
By Alexandra Grant3 months ago in Writers
