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BAD DAY…
Not everyday is a good day, sometimes there are bad days too in life. But we as a greedy human beings want everyday to be a good day only and it’s not possible at all, and when we encounter such day we vent our on other, this is absolutely coward behavior. It means we can’t face the problem or confort the other person and we tend to unleash that pain and anger to the ones who are close to us the most.
By Utsarga_writes6 months ago in Writers
When Fans Become Writers: The World of Fanfiction
A story does not always end on the final page of a book. For many fans, it continues in their imagination. Every day, thousands of writers publish stories that use characters, settings, or worlds from existing books, movies, television shows, or video games. These stories explore alternate endings, new adventures, or different perspectives of familiar characters. Online platforms such as Wattpad and Archive of Our Own allow writers to share their work with global communities of readers while receiving immediate feedback that helps them develop their skills. Yet as it continues to grow, it also raises questions about originality and ownership boundaries.
By Nayeli Montes6 months ago in Writers
Click-bait Promoters
If you are a writer, an artist, or any other type of creator, you have seen it. You have had dozens, if not more, promoters message you about promoting your work. The line they give you is, “I love your work. I’d like to promote your work,” or “Our site has shortlisted you. We want to promote your book, essay, or poetry, etc.” Artists get the proverbial, “We want to showcase your work,” or “We would like to display your art on our site and get your art exposure and seen by many.”
By Alexandra Grant6 months ago in Writers
A Guest Contributor’s Guide
So, you want to share your expertise or personal journey on Denial Journal? We love fresh perspectives on the human mind! To help you get your pitch approved and your post published, we’ve put together this guide to ensure your content aligns perfectly with our audience's needs.
By ampirebusiness6 months ago in Writers
How 3D Fashion Tools Are Changing the Way Designers Work
The fashion industry has always balanced creativity with practical constraints—time, cost, and production limits. In recent years, digital tools have begun to shift that balance. What once required multiple physical samples and long development cycles can now be explored in a virtual environment.
By Abbasi Publisher6 months ago in Writers
To Build A Poem
Introduction This was kicked off by some friends' opinions on poetic forms. Some detest rhyme and regular rhythm, while I am the opposite, although I do appreciate free-form poetry. Anything can be poetry, you just have to say that it is a poem. This article could be defined as a poem. It has no rhyme, rhythm, or, some might say, reason.
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred 6 months ago in Writers
Goode Things Happen When Writers Think Creatively and Step Outside the Box
After being an online writer and content creator for more than two long decades, I've come to see myself as a "think outside the box" kind of person. As a result, I've found that Goode things tend to happen to me whenever I think creatively and step outside the box.
By Justiss Goode6 months ago in Writers
Understanding Chinese Clothing Manufacturers: How to Tell Real Factories from Middlemen
Working with Chinese clothing manufacturers can open the door to large-scale production, competitive pricing, and a wide range of garment capabilities. At the same time, it can be difficult to tell whether you are dealing directly with a factory or with an intermediary presenting itself as one.
By Abbasi Publisher6 months ago in Writers
