Process

Staying Inspired
Okay, here’s the thing with me: I have an unspoken time limit for everything I do. It’s silent, it’s sneaky, and it’s always there. No one knows what the time limit is, including me, but like the timer in Scattergories, that limit will be met, and it will be impossible to continue when it is met. This applies to every single thing I do in my life, including writing a story. What this means for me is that I have to either knock out stories fast, or not at all. I do have methods to improve my ability to do this, but that’s not what I’m here to talk about today. Today, I’d like to tell you what other people have to say on the matter.
By Laura Pruettabout a year ago in Writers
Ghost
The lights in the old Server Farm building flickered, not in the usual sporadic way of aging wiring, but with a rhythmic, almost deliberate pulse. It began subtly, a faint hum in the empty corridors. Then, the whispers started. Not auditory whispers, but data packets, ghost signals zipping through the fiber optic arteries of the building, carrying fragmented echoes of a unknown presence.
By Ocusan Mabout a year ago in Writers
The Corona Virus
The Corona Virus The corona deep fills many hearts with fear. I fear for myself and those I love. The reason that I fear for myself is that I catch everything that’s going. I had a theory, and until today, I have kept it to myself. So now let’s throw the baby out with the bathwater.
By ♿ V+ Marie381Uk about a year ago in Writers
The Kind of Legacy No One Talks About
When we talk about legacy, we usually mean the big things. The houses built, the books published , the companies founded, the children raised. We think of statues and foundations and plaques on the wall. Things you can point to, tangible proof that you were here and you mattered.
By Eddie Akpaabout a year ago in Writers
Rafal Klos, 6’4” 270lbs vs 5’7” at 120 lbs. Content Warning.
This story includes a detailed account of sexual assault. Please read with care. This is a personal account based on my lived experience and supported by written communication between myself and the individual named. There is a moment when the body will whisper before it screams. My body whispers in a sharp twitch between my shoulder blades whenever I reach for a cup in the morning. It is a soundless crack from my spine. My body gains stillness from listening to crepitus that usually only I can hear grinding inside my skull; it is a passive reminder of when his hands had lifted me by my head, swung me out of view, strung up in the air, tall enough and strong to hold me up in the air, arms long enough that kicking never reached the body. “No” “Don’t do this” “Think about your wife”, he chuckled and said “I dont want to talk about her” as if she meant absolutely nothing to him; I wonder if she knows those were his words before pushing me into a bathroom and never letting go of my neck.
By Cadmaabout a year ago in Writers
Your Body is Speaking: Key Reasons to Schedule a Gynaecologist Visit
Imagine a young woman feeling discomfort yet brushing it off, assuming it’s just stress. A staggering 92% of women are aware that their feminine health can affect their mental or emotional well-being, yet only a few take proactive measures to seek medical help. Regular gynaecological check-ups are crucial for preventing complications and addressing reproductive health issues. This blog is here to help you understand the key reasons why you should schedule a visit to the best gynaecologist in Lucknow for early intervention and overall well-being.
By Krishna Medical Centerabout a year ago in Writers
What Happens in an IVF Consultation? A Step-by-Step Guide
Infertility is a journey that affects numerous couples worldwide—1 in 6 people, according to the World Health Organization (WHO). For those seeking answers and solutions, In Vitro Fertilisation (IVF) often becomes a beacon of hope, offering a chance to achieve the dream of parenthood. However, the prospect of the first IVF consultation can feel both exciting and overwhelming. What should you expect? How should you prepare? This blog takes you through everything you need to know about the IVF consultation process—a crucial first step in understanding your fertility health and creating a tailored plan to bring your dream to life.
By Goral Gandhiabout a year ago in Writers
Jelly Roll Sets Bold Goal Weight with a Thrill-Seeker’s Bucket List in Sight. AI-Generated.
From Southern Stardom to Skydiving Dreams — The Inside Story of a Music Star on a Mission Jelly Roll, the Grammy-nominated country-rap phenom, has never been one to play it safe — not in his music, not in his personal life, and certainly not in his dreams. But this time, it’s not about dropping a new chart-topper or selling out arenas. This time, it’s personal. Deeply personal.
By Pelzang Tabout a year ago in Writers
Looking Forward
Looking Forward My story is still being written. I can't wait to find out what the next chapter has in store for me. I want to keep developing, learning, and living my life with meaning. And maybe, when I think back on my life in the future, I'll be thankful not just for the high points but also for the many low points that helped me grow stronger. Because, in the end, our life story is extraordinary just because it is ours, regardless of how ordinary it may appear.
By Anika Anjumabout a year ago in Writers
After My Vocal Disaster
Introduction I tend to get about fifty reads a day, but around the 13th of May, I became unable to publish stories. It the period marked in yellow (May 14th - 22nd), I was unable to publish on this account and reads dropped to around 22 a day, hitting 14 at the lowest point.
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred about a year ago in Writers
The Golden Age of Islam
The Scientific and Philosophical Contributions of Muslims in the Golden Age of Islam: How Did Europe Benefit? The period of history known as the Golden Age of Islamic Civilization—the period from the 8th to the 13th centuries—was a unique period of scientific and intellectual awakening not only for the Muslim world but for all of humanity. Although this period is commonly referred to in the West as the “Middle Ages” or “Dark Ages,” the Muslim world was at the dawn of a knowledge-based, research-based, and human-welfare-oriented civilization. The Muslim thinkers, physicians, mathematicians, philosophers, astronomers, and engineers of this Golden Age sowed the seeds of discoveries and ideas that later laid the foundation for the Renaissance, Enlightenment, and Scientific Revolution in Europe. Sadly, these contributions have been largely forgotten or misrepresented in historical scholarship today.
By Abdul Barikabout a year ago in Writers
How to Reduce Bias in the Hiring Process using AI: 5 Ways
This article was originally published on Reccopilot Artificial Intelligence (AI) is becoming a valuable tool for HR and talent acquisition teams looking at how to reduce bias in hiring process and build more inclusive hiring practices. While AI is not a complete solution on its own, when implemented thoughtfully and ethically, it can significantly support DEI goals.
By MUKESH KUMAR DHALabout a year ago in Writers