Guides
The Line I Never Finished
He found the notebook in a box marked “college stuff” while he was looking for something else. The pages were warped from a long-ago leak in the apartment above his. Most of the ink had bled. On the third page from the back, one sentence was still clear enough to read.
By Overdrive Recordsabout an hour ago in Writers
Palace of Peaceful Prosperity
Pulling the ButterButt Bun Balls into Infinity within . . . the . . . cultural. . . mind . . . clouds . . . . . ' . . projected. . negativity . . . and. . . mutual . . . misconceptions. . . are . . . magnetized. . . . . . worthless . . . hot lead . . . merging into. . . the . . . density . . . of. . . molten . . .
By SAMURAI SAM: Wild Wayneabout 17 hours ago in Writers
FROM PAIN TO POWER. NO FATE UNCHALLENGED.
There’s something strange about creating your own world. At first, it exists nowhere except inside your head. You can see the characters. You can hear them arguing. You know what they want and what they’re afraid of. But nobody else can see any of it.
By Lyon Gaber8 days ago in Writers
Recovery Mechanics
For a long time, my post-breakup survival script was written in advance. The moment the silence became too heavy, the routine took over. I would reach out to an acquaintance or find a technical stranger, using someone else's body to temporarily dull the sharp edges of my own trauma and validate my existance as a desirable woman and nothing was wrong with me. It was never a quick fix, But a familiar way to numb the ache, but it always left me feeling more disconnected from myself than before Always resulted with me in a downward spiral of self loathing.
By Syl De'Vil12 days ago in Writers
The Sovereign Ink
There is a common delusion among phantoms that because they occupy a corner of a memory, they somehow hold the pen. When a name ripples through a piece of writing, or an old echo from twenty years ago provides the raw spark for a paragraph, the ghost often mistakes themselves for the creator. They look at the architecture of the prose, the depth of the emotion, and the fierce gravity of the words, and they flatter themselves with the belief that they are the ones driving the current. But a muse is not an architect; a muse is just a passing stone thrown into an ocean that was already infinitely deep.
By Syl De'Vil12 days ago in Writers
Want to Get Healthy?!
Just finished two books that must be read together for one is the workbook to the main text entitled "Dr. A's Habits of Health" written by Dr. Wayne Scott Andersen. These are two books that will make one think about how one chooses to live their life and how their life can affect others that are a part of their living life. Do you want to live a healthy life in many ways physically, emotionally, and socially? Dr. A. guides you through these two books in a very detailed manner. When completed you will have earned a doctorate in health.
By Mark Graham13 days ago in Writers
Sharing the process of creating my list poem around Macbeth, Act One.
I have started to tutor home educated young 'uns. We are reading and responding to Macbeth together at GCSE level. I have never engaged with Shakespeare until now. I absolutely love Macbeth. I am so annoyed with myself that I waited 56 years to hang out with Lady Macbeth! What a character!
By Alyson Smith 17 days ago in Writers
