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The Mastermind Games: Season 02 Episode 02
Descending the steel staircase beneath the Glass City, the players entered a sterile corridor glowing with cold blue light. It smelled of metal, antiseptic, and something faintly chemical—like memories burned into wire.
By Engr. Mansoor Ahmadabout a year ago in Writers
: You Are Mine
--- You Are Mine — A Love That Defeated Destiny — The gentle drizzle tapped against the windowpane like a thousand tiny fingers, each drop singing a soft lullaby. Ali sat in the quiet corner of his small apartment, cradling a steaming cup of tea between his hands. The scent of cardamom rose with the steam, mixing with the fresh, earthy fragrance of rain drifting in through the half-open window. Lahore’s winter evenings always carried a bittersweet charm — cold enough to make you wrap yourself in a blanket, yet warm in the way they stirred old memories.
By New stAr writer about a year ago in Writers
The Last Letter of Love
--- The Last Letter of Love The rain had been falling since dawn — not the harsh, angry kind, but soft, rhythmic drops that whispered against the windowpane like someone tapping gently to be let inside. Ayesha sat curled in her armchair, a cup of steaming tea in her hands, the warmth seeping into her fingers. The faint aroma of cardamom rose from the cup, but she barely noticed. Her attention was on the old diary resting on her lap — its pages slightly yellowed, edges worn from years of being opened and closed.
By New stAr writer about a year ago in Writers
How Registration as an NDIS Architect Facilitates Disability Access Projects
Most architects design buildings, but only a select few are passionate about creating spaces that genuinely transform lives. If you’re one of those architects, this blog is made just for you!
By Next Providerabout a year ago in Writers
What It Really Takes to Write a Book. AI-Generated.
People often say… “Wow, you’ve written 10 books!” And yes — it sounds easy when you say it like that. But the truth? It’s not just writing. It’s writing, then editing, then reading it again and realizing it’s still not perfect. It’s formatting pages until your eyes blur. It’s hunting for the right cover design that feels like your story’s soul. It’s learning how to publish when there’s no guidebook. It’s promoting — talking about your book again and again, even when you’re shy. And it’s those quiet moments of self-doubt… when you wonder if anyone will even read it. So yes… I’ve written 10 books. But behind each one is a hundred late nights, a thousand small decisions, and a million whispers telling me to keep going. Because books aren’t just made of words. They’re made of everything it takes to bring them to life.
By Malaika Nawazabout a year ago in Writers
Featured on Suno News: My Journey as the Youngest Author. AI-Generated.
A few days ago… I was featured on Suno News. It was a virtual interview — but the excitement felt real. I logged in, camera on, a little nervous smile on my face. They introduced me as the youngest author… and in that moment, all the years I’ve spent writing flashed before me. We talked about my books — how I started, the challenges, and the stories behind each one. From my first poems to “The Silence of Everything,” and how writing became more than just a passion… it became my identity. The host asked about my journey, and I shared how every page I’ve written carries a piece of me — my thoughts, my dreams, my silences. When the interview ended, I leaned back in my chair and smiled. Because even though it was virtual, the connection, the recognition, and the chance to inspire others felt so real. Being on Suno News wasn’t just another interview… it was a reminder that my journey as an author is only just beginning.
By Malaika Nawazabout a year ago in Writers
Nothing without you
--- Nothing Without you It was 11:30 at night. Raindrops sparkled under the city lights, as if the sky too was drenched in some silent sorrow. A lonely girl sat at the bus stop — her name was Sehar. In her hands was her phone, and in her eyes was that final message she had read again and again:
By New stAr writer about a year ago in Writers
Family Support as a Buffer Against Discrimination: Insights from Dr. Su Yeong Kim’s Research on Mexican-Origin Families
Dr. Su Yeong Kim and colleagues examine how experiences of discrimination and practices of ethnoracial socialization affect mental health in Mexican-origin adolescents and their parents.
By Su Yeong Kimabout a year ago in Writers
7 Stunning Blouse Designs to Pair with Lehenga or Saree
Nowadays, you must have seen there are stunning blouse designs, which can rock your traditional attire like lehenga or saree. Of course, you can easily get readymade blouses from the online stores and market, but sometimes it happens that it doesn’t match with the saree or lehenga that you have chosen to wear it on special occasion.
By Vaishali Mhaskeabout a year ago in Writers
ViM's Bulletin Board
We've been busy behind the scenes at ViM. Running here and there. Signing papers for this place, taking pictures for that one. Packing bags and loading boxes. While I'm preparing for a move into a new-to-me house on the other side of town, Celia and River are dealing with the stress of traveling to a different country. Plus the animals. Both of us, ViM admins, were blessed with a love for our furbabies, so of course, we have to include them in our plans.
By Mother Combsabout a year ago in Writers
