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The 99 Gold Coins and the Curse of Never-Ending Desire
Once upon a time, in a land of rolling green hills, rivers that sparkled like diamonds, and cities that bustled with life, there lived a mighty and powerful king. He was the ruler of a vast kingdom, one of the richest realms the world had ever seen. His palace was a marvel of architecture, adorned with gold, silver, and gemstones from every corner of the earth. He owned countless treasures—chests of gold coins, sparkling jewels, silks from the East, spices from distant lands, and the loyalty of a mighty army.
By Salman Writesabout a year ago in Writers
Turn Your Ideas into Impact: Why Professional eBook Ghostwriting Services Are Worth It
Everyone has a story to tell or a message to share. Maybe you’ve built a successful business and want to document your journey. Maybe you’ve developed a system or method in your career that could help others. Or maybe you simply have a powerful life experience that others could learn from. The only thing stopping you? Sitting down and writing a whole book from scratch.
By Edward Molneabout a year ago in Writers
AI Prompt Frameworks Every Marketer Should Know in 2025
Marketing is changing fast, and learning how to use an AI prompt is now an essential skill. A good AI prompt helps tools like ChatGPT create clear, smart, and useful content. For marketers, this means better campaigns, faster content creation, and smarter automation.
By ameliawatsonabout a year ago in Writers
Making Money at Conventions
The biggest problem authors have when it comes to making money at conventions is the lack of preparation. There’s a lot of preparation that goes into a successful convention foray, and most authors have no idea how much preparation it takes; most figure they just need the books, some way to deal with credit cards, and then show up and sell books. Yeah, that’s just the tip of the iceberg. Authors need to realize that a lot of planning goes into a successful convention table, and this article should help with that planning process. Just be prepared for a lot of research and paperwork, but that’s just part of the business.
By Jamais Jochimabout a year ago in Writers
Winning the Literature Time Award – Malaika Nawaz’s Journey of Words. AI-Generated.
At just 18 years old, I, Malaika Nawaz, have been honored with the Literature Time Award – a recognition that feels like both a dream and a deep responsibility. Writing has always been more than words for me. It’s been my way of making sense of silence, of capturing what others overlook, and of speaking up without shouting. Over the years, I’ve written 10 books, each carrying a piece of my heart and the stories I wish to give to the world. From poetry to reflections on peace and inner stillness, I’ve tried to carve a space for quiet voices to be heard. This award is not just a win for me – it’s a win for every young writer who doubts if their words matter. It reminds me why I began, and why I will continue. To everyone who has read my work, supported my journey, or simply believed in the power of stories – thank you. And to the young people still writing in secret notebooks or on glowing screens: your words can move mountains. Keep going.
By Malaika Nawazabout a year ago in Writers
I Was Interviewed on the #1 U.S. Radio Show – The Senior Zone. AI-Generated.
I recently had the honor of being interviewed on The Senior Zone, the #1 radio show in the United States dedicated to uplifting voices across generations. As an 18-year-old author of 10 books, I shared my journey of writing, my inspirations, and the message behind my latest book, The Silence of Everything. We discussed literature, youth empowerment, and how silence and creativity can become a form of resistance, healing, and hope. Thank you to host Shawn Perry for such a thoughtful conversation and for giving space to young authors like me. It was a proud moment to represent Pakistan and youth writers on such a respected platform.
By Malaika Nawazabout a year ago in Writers
Writers - Beware of Scammers. Content Warning.
Have you ever been a victim of a scammer? I have, several times and it's not a nice feeling. I was made aware today of a new scamming technique by a company called "WritersBeware" that I subscribe to. The scam has surfaced recently, which allegedly has come from Nigeria.
By Elizabeth Woodsabout a year ago in Writers







