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I Tried Dozens of Writing Apps and I Use Next to None of Them
There are an endless number of programs and apps designed to help writers with the craft, with a new one appearing on the scene seemingly every week. They all have their own merits, usually tailored to a specific type of writer. Need to build a habit? 4thewords. Want Word but not Microsoft? LibreWriter. Need something so robust and feature-rich that it's almost its own operating system? Scrivener.
By Tina H6 months ago in Writers
How Celebrities Really Build Wealth: Lessons Anyone Can Apply to Their Own Net Worth
It’s easy to assume that celebrities are wealthy simply because they earn large amounts of money. While high income certainly plays a role, it’s not the full picture. Many people—both famous and not—earn impressive incomes and still struggle financially. Others, with far more modest earnings, steadily build long-term wealth.
By Abbasi Publisher6 months ago in Writers
Handling H-1B Wage Level RFEs and Questions About Entry Level Roles
Wage level Requests for Evidence are a common issue in H-1B cases, particularly when a position is filed under Level 1 wages. U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services often examines whether an entry level role truly requires a bachelor’s degree and whether the wage offered reflects the responsibilities of the position. If these concerns are not addressed clearly, they can lead to RFEs or even denials.
By Sheila Danzig6 months ago in Writers
LATE Late March 2026: 6 Goals Accomplished
Another writing goal accomplished! And I snuck this one in just before March was all done with! This one is labeled as Write 2nd Draft of Script (Gun) because I like writing in halted speech patterns… and I was working with limited space. But to lengthen it out here where I got some extra leg room, the goal was to write the 2nd draft of my script, “Son of a Gun.”
By Stephen Kramer Avitabile6 months ago in Writers
Why Do We Remember Old Memories More?
Introduction Have you ever noticed how certain moments from your past feel more vivid than events that happened just yesterday? A childhood smell, an old song, or a familiar place can suddenly bring back a flood of memories. This common human experience raises an interesting question: why do we tend to remember older memories more strongly than recent ones?
By Sk6 months ago in Writers
When The Story Pivots and Changes. Top Story - April 2026.
My writing journey has been a bit of a roller coaster. I don't have any accolades to claim, though if I actually attempted to get serious about writing contests and submitting my work, I could change that. After I finished my rewrite and recording of the audiobook of "Memoirs of the In-Between" I decided that I needed to decide what to do next.
By Hope Martin6 months ago in Writers
The Writers Hail Mary
"Hail Mary" is often used in everyday language to describe any last-minute attempt to solve a problem or achieve a goal, especially when the chances seem slim.
By S. A. Crawford6 months ago in Writers
MAP Monitoring vs Price Tracking: What Retailers Must Know
In today’s hyper-competitive retail landscape, pricing is no longer just a number—it’s a strategy. Whether you’re an ecommerce brand, distributor, or marketplace seller, how you manage and monitor prices directly impacts your revenue, brand perception, and customer trust.
By Retail Gators6 months ago in Writers
Being the Hero
First off, it must be said that the good hero is not good for the sake of being good; I am not saying that this is not possible. Much like the villain there are more complexities to the hero.
By WrittenWritRalf6 months ago in Writers
A Medium Situation Currently Creating a Big Writing Problem
There's currently a situation on the Medium platform that is creating a big problem for writers, regarding their earnings and their membership roles in 2026.
By Justiss Goode6 months ago in Writers
Why Unwritten Thoughts Are Lost Forever
There is a specific kind of loss that most people recognize only in hindsight: the realization that something once understood clearly has vanished without leaving a trace. It is not the loss of a fact, but the loss of a connection, a realization, or a way of seeing that once felt complete and meaningful. The mind remembers that something mattered, but cannot recover what it was. No record exists to return to. No artifact remains. The understanding did not fail. It simply disappeared.
By Peter Thwing - Host of the FST Podcast6 months ago in Writers
Scaling Outdoor Spaces: How Custom 10x10 Pop Up Tents Are Used in Columbus, Ohio, USA
Custom 10x10 pop up tents are a type of outdoor shelter that combine a lightweight design with adjustable coverage. These tents are often seen at markets, outdoor activities, community gatherings, and other temporary outdoor settings. In a city like Columbus, Ohio, USA, where outdoor space and weather can influence event planning, these tents provide a simple way to create covered areas for a variety of purposes.
By Sonia Rai7 months ago in Writers