Process

A tale of unrequited love
Once upon a time, in a small picturesque village nestled between rolling hills, lived a young man named Ethan. Ethan was a kind and gentle soul with an infectious smile that could light up even the gloomiest of days. He was well-known for his generosity and compassion towards others, always offering a helping hand whenever someone needed it.
By Clemency 2 years ago in Writers
The Colors of Grief. Content Warning.
The first time I learned that someone I knew committed suicide I was ten. I heard my mom talking to one of her friends about a kid who went to the local high school. When I went to school that same morning, the elementary school gym teacher made a point of sitting my class down outside on the basketball court. I don't remember much about the speech except this: "If you are going through anything, know you have me in your corner."
By Alexandria Stanwyck2 years ago in Writers
Disability
What you see is someone convulsing on the ground, grunting in pain and gasping for air. Lack of control of limbs and the violence those limbs become. "Is she dead?" they ask as they see the person on the ground, and another consoling them as they continue to struggle. "They can hear you" is the response The Person Who Cares gives. But does that really matter? I mean, even conscious, I was never taken into account. It's only ever been what is seen, never actually knowing beyond the surface.
By Angel Adagio2 years ago in Writers
The City of Memories
In the heart of a bustling metropolis, where skyscrapers stretched like glittering giants toward the heavens, there lived a woman named Margaret. She was an enigmatic figure, known to few, who had taken to calling her penthouse apartment the "cloud tower." From her perch high above the city, she could survey the ever-changing landscape below, recalling the memories of where buildings used to stand.
By Dan Novak2 years ago in Writers
My Vocal Awards Submissions
I finally caved and entered the Vocal Awards. (pause for applause) thank you, thank you. Initially, I had not planned on entering them. For whatever reason, my muses weren’t channeling into the rabbit holes in ways I felt like pursuing, so I kept my head down and focused on my other current WIPs.
By Matthew J. Fromm2 years ago in Writers
Remember Your Audience When Writing.
Who are you writing for? Are you writing for Adults? Teenagers? Young Children? Seniors? Schools? Newspapers? Historians? Medical Services?
By Carol Ann Townend2 years ago in Writers
Still looking for that item of interest to aliens?. Top Story - September 2023.
Entries into the Vocal Extraterrestrial challenge, so far, have been a lot of fun for the reader and writer alike. If you haven't already done so, or think you can come up with another poetic masterpiece, you still have seven whole days left to have a go and make yourself a winner. Yay!
By Raymond G. Taylor2 years ago in Writers
What's that Azure Light?
What's that Azure Light? Creativity, a etheramal puzzle, a delicate art where people are drawn to discovering each piece. A procedure follows that discovery and it usually takes a few moments to fly the puzzle piece in your hands to the perfect place. Hands crippled in quivering excitement, moments pressed to death as I dangled from a cliff, the lifeline was a scientifically tested rope, said to be able to hold two tons of metal. It felt like it could hardly hold two pounds.
By Gary Lougheed2 years ago in Writers
The Future Is Here: Unraveling the Wonders of AI Technologies
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is no longer a concept of the future, it's a reality of the present. AI technologies, ranging from machine learning to natural language processing, are reshaping numerous industries, transforming consumer experiences, and fostering unprecedented levels of productivity.
By Mohammad Reza2 years ago in Writers
Loneliness Transformed into Melodic Harmony
Loneliness, often considered a melancholic abyss that engulfs one's soul, has the potential to be transformed into a melodic harmony that resonates with the deepest chords of the human experience. While it is natural to associate loneliness with isolation and sorrow, the power of introspection, creativity, and human connection can turn this seemingly negative emotion into a beautiful symphony of self-discovery and connection with others.
By Leslie Okey2 years ago in Writers
The Sun.
The sun: Our Life-Giving Cosmic Furnace Introduction The Sun, a brilliant ball of blazing hot gas at the center of our solar system, has held a profound fascination for humans throughout history. Its radiant presence in our sky has inspired myths, religions, and scientific exploration. Often taken for granted, the Sun is a celestial powerhouse that plays a vital role in sustaining life on Earth. In this article, we will delve into the mysteries of the Sun, exploring its composition, energy production, and its profound influence on our planet.
By Mahzabien Fredous Maisha2 years ago in Writers
The Versatile World of Rubber: Properties, Production, and Applications
Rubber, a remarkable and versatile material, has played an indispensable role in our lives for centuries. From the tires on our vehicles to the soles of our shoes, rubber's unique combination of properties makes it an essential component in various industries. In this article, we will delve into the world of rubber, exploring its properties, production processes, and diverse applications.
By John Smith2 years ago in Writers