Shoutout
The Price of Survival: What the Rich Will Never Understand…
Dear Readers, There’s a kind of exhaustion that doesn’t go away with rest. A kind of frustration that builds over years of trying, sacrificing, and pushing through a life that demands everything while offering very little in return.
By Jacob Mascarenhasabout a year ago in Writers
You Can't Argue With A Sick Mind
Introduction This is just a piece to give you ideas to write about when the challenges are not there or don't do it for you. There is always something to write about for everybody, although sometimes you may want to do something else, and that is fine.
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred about a year ago in Writers
Enhancing The Longevity Of Our Work
Introduction Last week I created a story about how to get on Vocal's Leaderboard but it was hit by a situation that happens with so many of our stories, after a few hours it drops off the lists and then doesn't get read again. The only way we usually get a bit of longevity from stories on the platform itself is if it gets a Top Story or a Challenge Placement and even that does not guarantee reads.
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred about a year ago in Writers
Rommi's Top Stories
Well... I want to open this pillar post by admitting that we're all tied to the pillar, in a manner of speaking. Each of us, I hope, has something in our life that is more important than writing. Or, perhaps, many things. This is the pillar to which our work is tied. Chained, even. Me, I wouldn't have it otherwise, as I explained in the Rommentary to my song On Your Way .
By C. Rommial Butlerabout a year ago in Writers
Promises For Tomorrow Winners
ViM's March Prompt is complete, voting is done, and we are ready to announce the winners. For this prompt, we asked entrants to write 600 words about a promise to themselves that, if kept, will help make the near future a better and brighter place. Each submission had to be posted in the motivation community. You can read more about the challenge at the link below. ⇊⇊
By Mother Combsabout a year ago in Writers
Is It Okay How Punjabi Stories Portray Women?
When Punjab is remembered, either pictures of gigantic, hulking men willing to fight for their motherland or the popular love stories come to our imagination. Punjabi literature can submerge both extremes of love and war it most delicately. While the literature of the wars is resistance against invaders or powers, love is also highly militant.
By Hridya Sharmaabout a year ago in Writers
