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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
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
7 Platforms That Will Actually Pay You Better as a Writer
Let’s be honest, the phrase “starving artist” exists for a reason. There are too many writers trapped in the rut of producing crappy content at a penny per word and making them feel poor and frustrated. But here is the thing: what I said does not need to be the case.
By Vivids 💖about a year ago in Writers
Does Read Ratio Determine Your Earning Ability on Medium?
How many views did you get yesterday? How about today? Have you gotten up to 1k views? Do you think those views count? What if I told you it's not just about the views?
By Vivids 💖about a year ago in Writers
The Simple Daily Writing Routine that Helps Me Write without Burnout
I published over 5 articles in just seven days the first time I started writing here. I've been writing daily and how I'm able to do this will blow your mind.
By Vivids 💖about a year ago in Writers
From Pen to Power: The Rise of Multi-Award-Winning Author Malaika Nawaz. AI-Generated.
At just 18 years old, Malaika Nawaz has done what many only dream of in a lifetime — she has authored over 10 books, each echoing with the quiet depth of introspection and the bold fire of purpose. Hailing from Pakistan, she has carved her space in the literary world through themes of silence, peace, resilience, identity, and the search for meaning — subjects rarely explored with such maturity at her age. Malaika’s journey began not in the glow of fame, but in the solitude of words. For her, writing wasn't a hobby. It was survival. Expression. Healing. While many young people found themselves lost in noise, she found refuge in silence — and then gave that silence a voice. Her most acclaimed book, The Silence of Everything, was published in 2025 and quickly gained global attention. It’s not just a book; it's a statement — an artistic reflection of how stillness holds power, and how silence can speak volumes about human nature, emotional pain, and beauty. What makes Malaika’s story remarkable isn’t just the quantity of her books, but their impact. Her work has won the Literature Time Award and has been nominated for the Global Youth Award — a recognition of her influence beyond just words, acknowledging her as a changemaker in the literary world. Two other global recognitions have solidified her status as one of the youngest impactful literary voices of her generation. But Malaika doesn’t write for applause. Her writing is purpose-driven. She wants to reach people who feel unseen, unheard, or forgotten — readers who find solace in a single poem or strength in a hidden sentence. Her poetry, essays, fiction, and self-help reflections are all born from a deep desire to connect, to question, and to offer hope. Beyond writing, Malaika is also a speaker and a voice on international platforms. Her radio interviews and public features have added another dimension to her storytelling, allowing her to share the heart behind the page. Yet, Malaika is still growing. She doesn’t claim to have all the answers — only the courage to ask the right questions, and the commitment to keep creating. Her story is still unfolding, one word at a time. This is not just the story of a young author — it is the story of a young woman who turned silence into literature, and solitude into legacy. Start writing...
By Malaika Nawazabout a year ago in Writers
Being a Fantasy Writer in a Real-World Crisis
“Fantasy is hardly an escape from reality. It’s a way of understanding it.” — Lloyd Alexander Let’s be honest: there are days when writing fantasy feels like shouting into the void while the world burns.
By Georgiaabout a year ago in Writers
Book Review Services - A Comparison
Recently, I independently re-published a book that was originally published in 2020 with a small publisher. Sadly, what happens when you re-publish a book is that it doesn’t actually replace the other version – it is published as a new edition. This means that the book loses all its previously acquired reviews on websites such as amazon. While I’m all for getting organic reviews, if you’ve ever tried to build up your book reviews you know how hard it is to get those first dozen. Once you get a dozen or so reviews, they begin to keep trickling in but for some reason no one wants to be in that first batch.
By Marlena Guzowskiabout a year ago in Writers
A Glimpse of Grace
Mara always knew her son Eli was different. While other children laughed and ran around the courtyard playground, Eli often stood apart—lost in his own quiet world. The other kids didn’t understand him. They teased him, called him "four eyes" for the thick glasses strapped tightly around his head. Some mocked the hearing aids in both his ears, but Eli never seemed to notice—or care. His light brown hair curled at the edges, and his soft eyes rarely reflected hurt. He was only five, but Mara often thought he carried the weight of someone much older.
By Enric Millyabout a year ago in Writers
End Of The Month On Vocal
Introduction This is just a short piece documenting some of the things that happen at the end of the month for me, in the vocal Universe and elsewhere.
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred about a year ago in Writers
The Kind of Packing That Has Nothing to Do With Travel
It’s weird how often I pack for things that aren’t actual trips. Not airports or hotel stays. Just everyday life. Little “pack jobs” I do constantly: a bag for the gym. A tote for working at the coffee shop. A backpack for the park. An overnight bag even if I’m just crashing on a friend’s couch. And sometimes the stakes feel higher than real travel, because I’m not in that mindset of “figure it out when I get there.” I want it to be easy. I want to feel prepared without dragging half my apartment with me.
By Abbasi Publisherabout a year ago in Writers