Advice
1940s Films and the Unreliable Narrator. Top Story - September 2024.
“I remember the day that Vocal challenged me to write a story with an unreliable narrator.” So says the disembodied voice, just a heartbeat after we hear the shots and see a corpse face down in the sparsely furnished, cheap motel room.
By Rachel Robbins2 years ago in Writers
Why Outsourced Accounting is a Great Choice for Property Managers
In the world of property management, where every detail matters, outsourced accounting services offer a valuable solution to streamline financial operations. For property managers juggling tenant relations, maintenance tasks, and marketing, outsourcing accounting tasks can be a game-changer. Here's why outsourced accounting services are an excellent choice, particularly for property management bookkeeping and accounting services for small businesses.
By pacificabs2 years ago in Writers
Hope
It’s important to have hope. That feeling deep inside of you that tells you everything is going to be okay. And it will be. But sometimes you have to go through the sludge first. Sometimes you have to get through the darkness. In order to find the light. Sometimes you need to deeply know the ice coldness of dread so you can fully appreciate the golden glow of the sunshine. Softly touching your skin. Kissing your face. Diving into the sky blue ocean sparkling under the suns rays.
By Mia Watanabe2 years ago in Writers
5 Easy Ways New Writers Get More Views
1. Focus on writing high-quality, engaging content. Why Quality Matters Over Quantity In the vast sea of online content, what separates you from the rest? The answer is quality. Writing content that is well-researched, engaging, and offers real value to your readers is key to gaining and retaining an audience. It’s not enough to just write; you need to make sure what you’re writing is interesting, informative, and meets the needs of your target readers.
By Muhammad Nadeem2 years ago in Writers
A day in the life.
Photo by Julia Joppien on Unsplash Writing is weird. Or rather, being a writer is weird. No, that’s still not it. Being a person that writes, is technically a writer even if very few people read what I write, that wants to write books and to have people read them and to make money from people buying them is weird. It is a job that is not yet a job, that I need to treat like a job around my other two jobs, that doesn’t pay.
By Morgan Oliver2 years ago in Writers
CHOICES
Jesus’s obedience in the garden of gethsemane where He said "I will" to Gods eternal demands can easily be paralleled to mans disobedience in the garden of Eden where they said "I will not" to Gods demands drawing our attention to an invaluable timeless truth about decisions & choices every individual must take cognizance of if we are to have the sort of impact that transcends the corridors of time itself. Paul in Romans 5:19 lays down succinctly this parallel of obedience against disobedience in light of what both choices accomplished for humanity when he writes that; "For as by one man's disobedience many were made sinners, so by the obedience of one shall many be made righteous."
By Ernest Kobby Baah2 years ago in Writers
KNOW YOUR PLACE
Every flowing river carries with it, three kinds of loads; DISSOLVED SEDIMENTS, SUSPENDED LOAD, and BED LOADS. each of these loads affects the river velocity, depth, width, and even clarity. As the river decreases in velocity, the heavier loads settle out, leaving the suspended and dissolved loads. And with further decrease in velocity, the river may eventually be left with the dissolved loads. Every active fellow is like flowing river. At your prime, and at the peak of your strength, beauty and glory, a lot of people would want to flow with you. But as you decrease in your supposed effectiveness for whatever reason, you will notice many gradually drawing back. Only then would you know they who have been with you to render their support, and those who only follow for what they get. For this cause, treat all men with love, but esteem they who have immersed themselves in your vision. Those are they who are the dissolved loads, who would eventually settle with you even when you are no longer active. The dissolution of certain loads would automatically change the colour of the river, impeding the penetration of light or of sight. It could be seen as being the reason for which the river looks dirty, but they are the one who would eventually tarry to the end. You see, before you cut off those fellows whom many complain of being the reason why you don't appear as they desire, be sure they are not those who have been dissolved into you, preventing against predators who are only there to spy out your glory. To each, relate according to how they take you to be. Know your dissolved loads. Know your suspended loads. Know your bed loads. Know your place in every individual's life
By Uchenna Igboanugo 2 years ago in Writers
Enough About Branding; Let’s Talk Anti-Branding
You are sitting in a pastry shop at, say, 9 Rue Ravignan, Paris. You order a baguette & a croissant, then sit down peacefully, staring out the window, admiring the romantic couple holding hands. You dip your croissant into the piping hot chocolate & dive into it. Jane Austen’s Emma lies open on the table, with a bookmark at exactly page 57, which you plan to read later on. The cute cuddling sounds of a baby girl fill the shop. The waitress is polite, with a big smile on her face, and doesn’t bother you to try the most expensive thing on the menu.
By Shruti Bhattacharya2 years ago in Writers
Turn AI into Your Writing Muse with These 5 Tips
What if I told you that the key to unlocking your best writing isn't in your mind, but in the hands of a machine? You've probably heard the buzz about AI writing assistants, but what if you could turn that tool into your secret weapon, your creative muse? Imagine a partner that not only keeps up with your ideas but pushes them further, turning your good content into something unforgettable. Intrigued? You should be.
By Rick Martinez2 years ago in Writers
