How The Hell Do We Know Nothing Of Homer? – Op-Ed Piece As you go through your reading list there are some books you have to know in order to prove that yes, you are literate and reading, and those books are not just for show. Because some books are not books we are talking […]
So April has been a tough month for me. I have been sick every day it feels like. On the plus side I have created my own website, gregluti.com, so check that out if you want. This short is one of those that if I were to describe it to anyone, it would get rejected […]
A Woman Without A Name – Best Ever This elusive woman slips in-between time and space in Gilead, the new world. Her mother is an activist, a woman’s healthcare practitioner who performs underground abortions. Her husband has to sign the Rx for her birth control pills before she can pick them up from the pharmacy. […]
Go directly to the article Introduction The Idea Of A Hero – Op-Ed Piece Ending Read the latest In this op-ed piece, we talk about a recent trend we have seen in stories and how we feel about it. Follow us on Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram. Subscribe to our blog if you want to receive […]
It has been a while since we posted something new here. Sorry about that. Life got in the way. We are going to announce the book giveaway information a little bit later in the week. You can follow us on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram, if you want. “The man who does not read has no […]
The one team is up by five scores. And it isn’t even halftime yet. This is the game that is supposed to be good. This is the game that everyone was hyping up all week. This is the game that the pundits couldn’t stop talking about, for it was to be the best of the […]
We will try something different here and list a few of the books that you readers have mentioned you are reading right now. Follow us on Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram. Subscribe to our blog if you want to receive the weekly newsletter. Don’t forget to tell us what you are reading after reading this post! […]
Do Writers Become Characters? – Op-Ed Piece Writers are master creators in that they can take nothing on a piece of paper and then form life from it. The words make something there that was otherwise not there before. It’s like magic only with typing and spacebars. Instead of waving around a wand, writers use […]
Here is a short story about a birthday party that tries to celebrate the boy’s day and end COVID. Follow us on Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram. Subscribe to our blog if you want to receive the weekly newsletter. The Tale of Genji is the world’s first novel as we know it. Murasaki Shikibu, a noblewoman […]
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The Worst Part Of Halloween – Poem Do you know what the worst part of Halloween is? The holiday where darkness is day, the ghouls and ghosts get together, and all dress up to fool them. The time of year where the only real objective any sane person can have is to eat all the […]
Survey Says Shakespeare – Best Ever Who is the best writer ever? The best writer of all time is William Shakespeare. Well, it was good to have you reading today, glad you enjoyed this article, the subscribe button is right over there and I’m about done with this. Will you look at that? I still […]
I’ve nicked my heart as much as I’ve nicked walls. Are the scars as prominent as the scratches on my wheelchair? Are they hideous like I’m imagining? Are they as bad as the damaged sheetrock? Are they bigger than the chucks I took out of the doorway? Oh, wait. Sorry. My glow has blurred your […]
Go directly to the article We have an op-ed piece about the whereabouts of The Bard in his early life. Follow us on Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram. Subscribe to our blog if you want to receive the weekly newsletter. What do you think William Shakespeare did before he became a playwright? Let us know in […]
