Nod to They
July 23, 2024
Nod to They for inspiration
Gone, their minds still mold creation
Rising now in narration
Here with us, tonight … More Nod to They
Category: Writing
An Interview with K.M. King
July 10, 2024
I’ve always been fascinated by flying. Probably should have joined the Air Force instead of the Army! When I was stationed in Frankfurt, Germany, I … An Interview with K.M. King
The Facts and Fantasy of ‘Bestselling’ Author
July 1, 2024
by Marla Miller Los Angeles author Joe Ide, a frequent speaker at conferences and seminars, is delighted with the success he has enjoyed since … The Facts and Fantasy of ‘Bestselling’ Author
The Editor of Editors!
June 4, 2024
Without a Crown
June 2, 2024
We’re oft afraid, think paths are laid, but never do we know what’s next. We say we know, even though, we can’t tell the font from text. There exists a rhyme to life, rhythms we don’t understand. And yet if let to devices, it will hold you, hand in hand. Never have I ever known … More Without a Crown
Spelled in Skies of Sparkling Stars
May 8, 2024
They’ve no master, not these stars
Not “mine”, not “yours”, they’re simply “ours”
Casting wishes, we, to they
For sparkles that turn dark to day … More Spelled in Skies of Sparkling Stars
A Court of Pen and Pain
May 8, 2024
Within the World of Creativity, there are realms that are delegated to each of the arts. Each realm is there to ensure their designated art lives on.… A Court of Pen and Pain
Don’t Quit Your Day Job (and Why That’s a Good Thing!)
March 19, 2024
By Bruce Buchanan Making full-time living writing fiction is living the dream—but for most authors (even ones with book deals), being a writer means … Don’t Quit Your Day Job (and Why That’s a Good Thing!)
The Writer as a Tortoise.
March 16, 2024
by Sheelagh Aston It is estimated that 97% of people who start writing a novel never finish it. So, congratulations on finishing the first draft of … The Writer as a Tortoise.
Living With OCD: The Subtle Ways it Can Govern Your Life
February 26, 2024
Over time, I began to realize more and more how strange I probably came off to people by doing stuff like this. It would make the other person think I’m subtly acknowledging an imperfection or something. Messed up hair, wrinkled shirt, whatever. Which wasn’t at all what I was doing, but it probably appeared that way nonetheless. … More Living With OCD: The Subtle Ways it Can Govern Your Life
How the World Should Work 