This is where you will find writing tips and tricks, as well as, explorations of themes and writers.
There are moments in life that change you forever. For me, one of those moments happened in the poetry section of my local library back in 1970 something. It was a hot summer day, and I was wearing cutoff jean shorts and a tube top, sitting cross legged on the rough industrial carpet that always […]
How Nikki Giovanni Inspired Me to Speak My Truth Through Poetry? Read More »
There’s something about the crisp air of autumn, the rustle of leaves underfoot, and the early arrival of dusk that stirs a certain mood—a feeling of lingering unease, as though the world is slipping into a quieter, more introspective time. In this season of shadows, the human fascination with mortality and the macabre feels more
Macabre Themes in Literature: Understanding Our Fascination with Death and the Unknown Read More »
Are you ready to transform your writing dreams into reality and take the leap into the world of novel writing? Writing your first novel can be both exhilarating and intimidating, but it’s an immensely rewarding journey that allows you to give voice to your stories, thoughts, and imagination. As a writer, you’re not just crafting
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Jane Austen is often celebrated for her keen social insight, engaging plots, and sharp wit, but her brilliance as a writer extends beyond these surface qualities. For modern writers, Austen’s works offer a treasure trove of lessons on craft. Her novels, from Pride and Prejudice to Emma, transcend time, continuing to captivate readers and inspire
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Thomas Paine, a revolutionary thinker, and visionary writer, forever transformed American history with his influential pamphlet, “Common Sense.” This article delves into Paine’s remarkable writing style and explores how his 45-page pamphlet sparked both a literary revolution and ignited the spirit of independence within the American colonies. The Literary Power of Common Sense
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