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Comments – The Sweet Sauce for the Vocal Pie
Every writer has their own reasons for writing. Every story, whether it's poetry, fiction, humour, or fact, has a purpose. We write to share ideas and tell stories, both real and imagined. We express our feelings and can also earn money. I'm sure that's the aim of many people. It’s unlikely you can make a living from writing without lots of talent or a large following. The exception is those who regularly win in competitions.
By Calvin Londonabout a month ago in Writers
I Love Writing on Inflammation
Learning about inflammation is one of the best things you can do for yourself. It is a subject I speak and write about often, with great passion. My insights are based on more than 15 years of intensive study, research, observation, and experience. I attended many institutes, Universities, and spent years in in-depth research.
By Seema Patel2 months ago in Writers
Writing Quicksand
Some of you may know that I write on several platforms. I have been writing for a year and a half, and in that time I have learned quite a bit. Some of what I have learned is good; some not so much. What I have found mirrors what is happening in life in general. No one is doing anyone any favors; companies are making money off others’ talents, and they seem to be the only winners. This is my honest critique and assessment of just three of the platforms I use.
By Alexandra Grant2 months ago in Writers
What Happened to the HubPages Niche Sites?
What’s one of the most convoluted things you’ve ever experienced? For me, it has to do with a writing and publishing scheme that turned into a multi-year saga of grievances, pitfalls, and absurdities. I feel now is the time to dig deeper and figure out what’s the truth behind HubPages’ former niche sites. Let’s dig in the dirt together, shall we?
By Andrea Lawrence2 months ago in Writers
