Sorry about the lack of posts for the past month. We have been busy with other writing-related stuff, but we are back. Follow us on Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram. Subscribe to our blog if you want to receive the weekly newsletter. The Most Popular Christmas Story Is About Isolation – Op-Ed Piece Christmas is a […]
I Don’t Know How To Stop You From Crying – Poem She asked me as I stood there motionless. I know the key to knowledge is to know thyself. The key to war is to know your enemy, And the key to freedom is truth. I can tell you about Waterloo. How Napoleon could have […]
The word that you have to include in this prompt is “FREEZE” Freeze is a word that you never really want to be apart of. Whether you are freezing outside, stuck frozen in place, or if you go by Mr. Freeze. There are negative connotations around freeze. Have fun. Rules – (if you want to […]
We only got an article today for you. This is about a popular icon you probably know. Follow us on Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram. Subscribe to our blog if you want to receive the weekly newsletter. Are We Wrong About Hercules? – Op-Ed Piece Hercules is one of the most iconic names and characters in […]
Mankind contemplates many strange things while we spend this short limited life here. What is the universe composed of? The vast ever-expanding universe that is stretching more than my belly; what makes of the components that we cannot reach or see? And what of the stars in our galaxy? How are they aligned? Is it […]
January is at its end that that means that there is a new theme coming up for February. It is love or Valentine’s Day, for those of you who want to know. We’ll also announce the details for the book giveaway for February so keep an eye out for that. That is what you need […]
We have a meme, a fact, and a theory for you today. Follow us on Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram. Subscribe to our blog if you want to receive the weekly newsletter. The best selling and most read book in the world is still The Bible Harper Lee Didn’t Write To Kill A Mocking Bird – […]
Go directly to the story here Here is a short poem, a new coffee shop to check out and a short story. Follow us on Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram. Subscribe to our blog if you want to receive the weekly newsletter. Stumptown Coffee Roasters, Ace Hotel 20 W 29th St., between Broadway and 5th Ave […]
Become a member of our site. Go here for that. Follow us on one of our social media profiles. Here they are – Facebook – Twitter – Instagram Comment on one of our social media profiles. That’s it. At the end of each month, we will select a lucky winner of the giveaway. […]
This is the last best-of lists for the stuff on the blog. This one features all of the op-ed pieces that we wrote. We hold our hat on this sort of stuff; on the articles about literature. I included the most amount of posts for this list, as compared to the other lists. The other […]
The word that you have to include in this prompt is “MOOD” Are you just not in the mood for any of this? Have you had it up to here with people? This prompt is made for you. Rules – (if you want to call them that) Make the piece shorter than 1000 words. It […]
We have been so busy with other writing projects, that we almost missed one of our favorite themes of the year; love. Luckily The Bard bailed us all of this one, and we got you a piece before the month is over. We are excited for St. Patrick’s Day, which is a month around here. […]
Greg Luti Oct 1, 2021 12 min read We got a question about our favorite wizard. Follow us on Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram. Subscribe to our blog if you want to receive the weekly newsletter. Why Is Harry Potter Banned? – Op-Ed Piece Banned Books Week is at its end, and what better way to […]
Writing Is Rewriting – Op-Ed Piece “The only kind of writing is rewriting.” – Ernest Hemingway The phrase “writing is rewriting” has been uttered by the lips of a multitude of writers. Nonwriters do not know this. I didn’t know this until I wrote a novel with the intent to submit it to a literary […]
