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Keila’s Korner -
A Bi-weekly article for Proud ViM Productions: My name is Keila -pronounced like the “quila” in tequila – which is why I have gone to using the pen name, KJ - easier for people to remember, spell and pronounce. I answered to a lot of different pronunciations of my name growing up – especially in a time when odd names weren’t common. But I digress.
By River and Celia in Underland3 years ago in Writers
2024
Introduction My thousandth Vocal Story got a Top Story and praise from many Facebook Vocal Groups, my 1500th also got a Top Story and a $15 Vocal Bonus and recognition from Vocal, my 2000th and this will get nothing since the start of the year I have apparently become a Vocal Pariah.
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred 3 years ago in Writers
My Expectations As a Writer Of My Readers And Myself. Top Story - March 2024.
Mackenzie Davis issued a challenge in one of her more recent articles: Writing is NOT a Safe Space. I think this is an amazing idea - because let's be real, I am not writing for fun. I mean, I am writing for fun, but I also want to be a good writer. I want to be a writer with content worth reading. I want people on my writing platforms who read my work to say: "Oh man, she published a book? I have GOT to read it!"
By Hope Martin3 years ago in Writers
My Launch To Success
Launching to success doesn't happen over night. It's like baking without the essential ingredients can't make a good cake or pie. A lot of key elements go into this launch to success. Drawing a clear map figuring out what works for us as authors. We all have different ways of doing this, we just got to remember these key things I will be going through right now.
By Emily Curry (Rising Phoenix)3 years ago in Writers
Love and Relationships
Delving into the Depths of Love: A Journey through the Complexities of Relationships Love, an enigma as old as humanity itself, is a force that shapes our lives in profound and often unpredictable ways. It is the foundation upon which we build our most cherished relationships, the guiding light that leads us through the darkest of times, and the source of our greatest joys and deepest sorrows. In this exploration of the intricacies of love and relationships, we embark on a journey through the complexities of human connection, seeking to unravel the mysteries that lie at the heart of our most intimate bonds.
By Things in life3 years ago in Writers
Exam Season Survival: Top Tips for Nurturing Your Mental Wellbeing
Exam Season Survival: Top Tips for Nurturing Your Mental Wellbeing Hard work is the sole key to achieving any goal and dreams that you hold in life. Being true to yourself and placing your utmost efforts in whatever you do, will lead you to the desirable outcome that every person yearns for in their lifetime. To be or not to be the conventional goal achiever, society puts a lot of pressure on children and young adults to academic excellence and achieve good marks in every exam the student undertakes. While it is important to give your 100%, sacrificing your mental health in the process ultimately results in complete burnout and renders you unable to function healthily and productively.
By Hridya Sharma3 years ago in Writers
Weekend Rewind: Rediscovered Riches
Vocal moves at the speed of light. In a whirlwind of submit, hearts and comments, the enthusiasm quickly wanes as publications move on-wards through the conveyor belt of creation. The new overshadows the old. This is the way of the world but, as a result, our words are buried, forgotten or are never even given the daylight they deserve. Treasures missed, gems left in the history of the ever scrolling feed.
By River and Celia in Underland3 years ago in Writers
Love Me, or Leave Me Alone
I stepped onto the train, just in time to hear the loudspeaker announce, "The doors will be closing now!" A sigh of relief escaped my lips; mingled with the attempts to catch my breath. Another rush hour morning, and as usual, there was barely standing room, much less any empty seats. As I elbowed my way to grasp a hold of the pole, my stomach decided to advocate for the other passengers I had showed no mercy for. A few weeks ago, I thought I needed to start eating breakfast more regularly; a few weeks from now, I don't think getting a seat on the train will be quite as difficult.
By Alaine Hay3 years ago in Writers
