Photo by Lennart Wittstock Diving to understand the dichotomy of anti-heroes is an interesting subject that people need to discuss more. Count S. A. Olson, the author of the Black Shadow Detective Agency novel series, has written a fantastic tale of how a half-demon is helping other humans get justice from humans who happen to be theContinue reading “The Dichotomy of Antiheroes: Why Do We Love Them So Much”
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The Benefits of Writing in Multiple Genres
Photo by Tirachard Kumtanom Writers often find themselves losing their muses as if their inspirations were slipping through the cracks of their fingers like fine sand, and an excellent way to counter this is by writing in multiple genres. Rotha J. Dawkins, author of Treats & Tales (a book about a dog’s adventure with friends) and On Call (aContinue reading “The Benefits of Writing in Multiple Genres”
The Art of Writing: Reflections and Ruminations
Photo by Huỳnh Đạt Have you ever read a book about short stories and poems and just felt your heart lighten itself or become heavy? That is the supreme power of the art of writing. While nobody can deny the influence that a good piece of writing has on the mind, only a few acknowledgeContinue reading “The Art of Writing: Reflections and Ruminations”
Fantastic Tips to Teach Students Poetry
Photo by Mikhail Nilov Poetry is undeniably beautiful, and we should share it with everyone whenever possible, so we prepare some tips to teach students poetry. Raymond Quattlebaum is a successful master poet. His book, “The Color of Love,” celebrates the beauty and love around us. This is the landscape of life by Quattlebaum that can aidContinue reading “Fantastic Tips to Teach Students Poetry”
The Gripping Firefighter Story in On Call
Photo by Denniz Futalan On Call is a book about the bravery, stories, and life of firefighters that most people don’t get to see. Rotha J. Dawkins, author with multiple genres (for her books On Call and Treats & Tales), showcases the life of firefighters in her book. She tackles what it’s like to be “on call” whenever fires occur. ReadersContinue reading “The Gripping Firefighter Story in On Call”
Why Write Short Stories: 5 Reasons To Continue Creating Stories
Photo by furkanfdemir Why write short stories? Discover the magic of short story writing and learn to make your own. The short story form is one of the most accessible formats of written media to digest. Individuals of all ages relish short stories and learn life lessons from the narrative within them. Given the literature’sContinue reading “Why Write Short Stories: 5 Reasons To Continue Creating Stories”
The Appeal of Short Stories: Reading for Pleasure and Rumination
Photo by cottonbro Brian Clements’ book, a collection of short stories and poems, is thought-provoking and makes sure to give readers ample sustenance for meditation and new perspectives to take. As one of the 20th-century’s most lauded writers, famous for his dark humor and provocative prose, Kurt Vonnegut once said about reading and writing that they “areContinue reading “The Appeal of Short Stories: Reading for Pleasure and Rumination”
How Controlling Your Thoughts Reflect On Your Actions
Photo by EKATERINA BOLOVTSOVA Your mind is a potent tool – after all, it is the one dictating your objective words and actions. Matters of the heart may be separate, but the mind is what we will tackle. We were made to believe that we were the masters of our fate and the captains ofContinue reading “How Controlling Your Thoughts Reflect On Your Actions“
HOW TO BE A POET?
Photo by cottonbro Some people are so artistic and gifted that whatever they can sense in their day-to-day life can transform into something of worth. Why is poetry important to one’s world today? Why do poets still exist today? What Makes A Poet Great? If you turn on the TV, you can probably see why.Continue reading “HOW TO BE A POET?“
Writing Children’s Books For Amateurs
Reading is a fundamental aspect of a child’s development, and as an aspiring children’s book author, you’d want your first full-length book to bring valuable lessons that kids can pick up on. Reading up on references like “Who’s Knocking at My Door?”, a children’s storybook by Stadler, can help you start. Children are super dedicated readers andContinue reading “Writing Children’s Books For Amateurs“
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