Community
Vocal Glitches or Just Me?
Is Anyone Else Facing These Issues on Vocal? I Could Really Use Some Help. I've been running into a couple of frustrating problems on Vocal lately, and I'm wondering if anyone else is experiencing the same thing—or better yet, if someone has found a solution.
By Aarsh Malik3 months ago in Writers
Mentally Preparing for the Challenge of Being a Writer
During my early days of online writing, one of the first e-books I ever self published was: "Shut Up and Write" . Besides motivating new writers and giving tips and advice, it shared valuable resources to help them succeed.
By Justiss Goode3 months ago in Writers
The Vocal Situation
Introduction Thankfully I can now publish and there are some improvement in the editor although I hate the autosave feature. When it fails and says it is saved locally you don;t know whether to trust it. As yet it has worked for me, but I do save an offline copy just in case.
By Mike Singleton đź’ś Mikeydred 3 months ago in Writers
The Architecture of Shadows: Reconstructing Sai Marie Johnson
To read Sai Marie Johnson in the wake of her passing is to enter a labyrinth where the doors are constantly shifting. In the mid-2020s, Johnson occupied a singular, almost defiant space in contemporary American letters. Working from the rain-heavy landscapes of the Pacific Northwest- a terrain that deeply saturated the atmosphere of her later prose, she was a figure who fundamentally rejected the modern boundary between the commercial and the sacred, the visceral and the esoteric.
By Sai Marie Johnson3 months ago in Writers
More On Writing On Vocal
Introduction The title came to me while I was out walking, and written down it is fine, but when you say it out loud it will sound very like "Moron Writing On Vocal" which I know is the opinion of a few in the Vocal community, though it does make a slightly humourous introduction to this article.
By Mike Singleton đź’ś Mikeydred 3 months ago in Writers
Raise a Glass to America
Today is the Fourth of July. America celebrates 250 years of its independence from Britain (even though seemingly confused about wanting a new king). Imagine you are at the celebration. The fireworks are ready, the grill is hot, and someone has just handed you the microphone.
By Lana V Lynx3 months ago in Writers
