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By Abbasi Publisherabout a year ago in Writers
Sound and Vision
I'm surprised that I did not think of this sooner... I am at home during a very hot Tuesday, sitting in my kitchen in front of this screen with a plan to go for a short walk after the leftovers I have had for dinner. I am waiting on money in the mail (snail, unfortunately), and having vague thoughts about which dumpster I would choose if I do get kicked out of my apartment and have to suffer another humiliation. The job hunt continues, with one application sent to a school that I applied to years before, had an interview with, and then found myself rejected from because the teacher I was supposed to replace decided not to retire.
By Kendall Defoe about a year ago in Writers
Fortnightly Reading Round-Up #3
And just like that, another two weeks have gone, and it’s time for another reading fortnightly round-up. Although I probably should call it fortnight-ish since I haven’t quite been able to keep to the schedule.
By R.S. Sillanpaaabout a year ago in Writers
The #1 Skill That Gets Writers Paid (Hint: It’s Not Writing)
We picture them in a dimly lit room, a cup of black coffee steaming beside an overflowing ashtray, agonizing over the perfect word choice. They are a tortured artist, a poet, a master of prose who bleeds ink onto the page. They chase the ghost of Hemingway, believe in the sacred power of the semicolon, and are convinced that if they can just craft one truly beautiful, breathtaking sentence, the world will finally recognize their genius.
By Enes Özabout a year ago in Writers
Liberal Vs Conservative
Trump, Roosevelt, Candice Owens, Benladin, Musk, Hitler, Charlie Kirk. Recognise these names? Remind you of something? What about when I say Biko? Mandela, Rosa Parks, Fatima?
By Akhil Verweyabout a year ago in Writers
Writing Morally Gray Characters
“Not every hero wears white. Not every villain twirls a moustache.” Let’s be honest: morally gray characters are having a moment. They dominate TikTok, swoon across the pages of romantasy, and spark endless discourse in fandom circles. And as someone who writes fantasy (and reads way too much of it), I totally get the appeal. They’re deliciously complicated, impossible to predict, and often the ones who steal the show.
By Georgiaabout a year ago in Writers
“Vocal Media Review: Is It Worth Writing In 2025?”
In a digital world flooded with content platforms, Vocal Media has emerged as a unique space for writers, poets, storytellers, and niche creators. But the million-dollar question remains:
By Tousif Arafatabout a year ago in Writers
Do Writers Owe Their Readers Happy Endings?
“The ending of a story isn’t a gift to the reader. It’s a mirror of the story’s truth.” Okay, confession time: I love a good happily-ever-after. Give me the kiss, the crown, the cake at the wedding feast. Let my favourites live, love, and lounge in peace after their chaos. But do I expect that every time? Not even a little.
By Georgiaabout a year ago in Writers
Writer’s Block Isn’t Real
“I’m not blocked. I’m just overwhelmed, tired, scared, distracted, perfectionistic, doubting, or stubborn. Or all of the above.”
By Georgiaabout a year ago in Writers
5 Books That Broke Me in 2025 (And Put Me Back Together)
The Year Books Found Me When I Needed Them Most Some years break you. 2025 was one of those for me. Not in a loud, dramatic way. More in the slow, silent unraveling that no one notices until you’re too tired to fake a smile. Relationships shifted. Dreams quietly collapsed. I felt adrift in the world I had spent years trying to build.
By Muhammad Sabeelabout a year ago in Writers
The Quiet Exit
The Quiet Exit Emma had never been one for grand gestures. She believed that sometimes, the loudest disappearances were the quietest. She learned this lesson slowly, step by step, as the world around her grew heavier with expectations and eyes that wanted more than she could give.
By waseem khanabout a year ago in Writers
Things I Can’t Say Out Loud
There are words behind my teeth, Pressed tight, resting, hidden— A list of truths I fold And tuck deep in my pocket. I carry them each day,
By Wilson Igbasiabout a year ago in Writers