5 Ideas for Creating a Better Workplace at Home By Emily Johnson How many hours a day do you spend on writing? It’s a rhetorical question, indeed. No matter how much you write, you might spend a lot of time at your workplace. If you want to
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Why Erotic Book Reviewers Are Sexy By Tina Collins I’m in the mood for a game 🙂 How about we play word association? The rules are simple, I choose a word and you must immediately come up with another word that is related to it. Okay, here
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WRITING TIPS – SEPTEMBER C.FAWKES Over the years I have read literally thousands of openings of unpublished fiction. When one of my followers asked for help coming up with a good first line, I wrote this post. Hopefully it will help you craft an opening that rocks,
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Books and Covers Guest Post by Ioana Visan Broken Hearts: Broken People, Book Two People still buy books based on their covers. Even I, who have been in this business for a few years now and should know better, still get fooled by them. I see a
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What I Learned From People Staring at Me Guest Post by David A Millican III David has been featured in the Book Blog Tour section with Frontier Preacher: Ill Repute I’ve always been praised for my writing; maybe that’s why I have a big head. When people
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Five things that might make you fall in love with Japan Guest Post by Nina Schuyler As an addition to the Book Blog Tour that was organized for The TRANSLATOR by Nina Schuyler, the author wrote a Guest Post for our readers about her experience in Japan.
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Why did the ancients venerate the form of a beetle… why the dung beetle? What’s the secret? I decided to find out and do some exploring myself.
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Riham Adly is an aspiring writer from Egypt, with several articles and short stories published in web magazines, her story “The Dark Side Of The Moon” won the…
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Seeing Othello recently confirmed for me that being a first-rate writer requires the same kind of training that an architect receives. A typical program includes courses in architectural history and theory, building design, construction methods, professional practice, math, physical sciences, and liberal arts.
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From Billions Of Vibrations I Felt You! By Alexandru Cosmin Gheorghe From billions of vibrations I felt your unique love No evidence, no words or the physical body do I need My feelings mixed with your image uniting Together creating a universe to call our own.
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