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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
How can autonomous agents in Microsoft Dynamics 365 enhance business automation and productivity?
Need of revolutionizing business automation & productivity with Autonomous Agents in Microsoft Dynamics 365 The use of autonomous agents has become increasingly popular. It redefines the entire business workflow in no time. With the help of autonomous agents, organizations can completely transform the way they carry out different functions. Hence, it enables more streamlined processes in various different domains like supply chain management, customer service, and so on. By using such AI-enabled agents in Microsoft Dynamics 365, any organization can automate and streamline critical and important tasks.
By Sam Williamabout 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
Why I Stopped Reading Self-Help Books—And Started Living My Questions Instead
For years, I devoured self-help books like they were sacred texts. My shelves bowed under the weight of titles promising confidence, productivity, inner peace, emotional mastery, purpose, and healing. I was constantly underlining passages, scribbling mantras in margins, and chasing that next big “aha” moment that would finally make me feel whole.
By Muhammad Sabeelabout 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
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
YouTube Paid $7.13 a Single Day for The First Time then I took it Seriously
YouTube Analytics Dashboard This was the first time I earned $7.13 from YouTube in a single day. This is actually from my second channel; the earnings have been between $1 to $6 daily since I created the channel.
By Vivids 💖about a year ago in Writers
This Is My Writer's Block. Top Story - July 2025.
Introduction I keep having days where nothing seems to grab my attention. I have been through loads of Vocal prompts here You may think it is odd that I can still publish when I feel that I have writer's block, but I do pride myself on being able to write about nothing.
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred about 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
Come on Ralf give us the pure character creation.
Ok ok I getcha your probably all like so we get all that roleplaying stuff but what about with out it. And I had a friend (Myra a great editor writer storyteller) who was reading say the same thing or something similar at least. And what she said was…
By WrittenWritRalfabout a year ago in Writers
✍ No More Free Writing — Here’s How I Found a Platform That Respects Writers
🧱 The Harsh Truth About Online Writing Let’s be honest: Most platforms don’t pay writers. They pay in likes, exposure, and broken promises.
By Awais Qarni about a year ago in Writers
Falling In Love With A Sociopath
Ever since I was a little girl, books were my safe place. I’d dive into stories like Junie B Jones, Are you there God? It's me. Margaret, even a few of the goosebump collection. I dont know why I loved reading but I did. Maybe as an escape. Maybe because all the elders around me kept giving me books. They loved to see me read. I began journaling as a young girl as well. It was my release, sharing my truth with the pages of my diary. I even wrote a poem in elementary school that ended up getting published called "The Sun". And now I’ve turned my creativity and passion into something tangible with my debut novel, Falling in Love with a Sociopath. I want to continue to scale this story and continue to write, creating scripts as well.
By Tiffany Lily Walkerabout a year ago in Writers