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As the World Closes In With Covid-19 Isolation, Reach Out With Your Writing

In the beginning was the Word. And so it shall be throughout time and even in the end. The written word is eternal. At least we presume that it is. Perhaps we presume too much. With this high-tech generation where youngsters rebel at the simple...

Learning From The Masters Of Writing (Part 1 of 4)

An essential part of being a writer is learning what has come before you; learning from the classics so you can become (as T. S. Eliot said in “Tradition and The Individual Talent”) a part of that tradition. Though finding a direction in that massive...

Writing About Your Pandemic Experience (Part 2 of 2)

Among all the reasons to write about the pandemic, history is perhaps the best one to motivate us to pick up our pen and share our ideas and became a part of the global sentiment. We have become accustomed to the fast-paced tempo of our...

Writing About Your Pandemic Experience (Part 1 of 2)

We’re all staying home finding ways to make better use of our time. It’s not often that we get to have so much time on our hands as we are forced into isolation to protect ourselves in these uncertain times. What’s comforting to know is...

Writing in the Vernacular

Your story takes place in northern Scotland and you want to add a touch of authenticity to the characters. Why not write the dialogue in the vernacular? There’s nothing like a thick Scottish brogue to set the atmosphere. The problem with using the vernacular in...

Medical Inspirations: Aquagenic Urticaria

Ever wonder if you could be allergic to everyday things such as water or the sun? As it turns out, you can. Alexandra Allen learned this unfortunate truth. At twelve years old, she broke out into welt-like hives after swimming. Perhaps the chlorine was an...

Unusual Inspirations: Strange Highs

Many of our characters have vices. For some, it may be gambling. For others, it may be substance abuse or drug addiction. Perhaps it’s a serial killer with a penchant for killing. Maybe they like to use gas cans to get high before a murder....

Don't Be Afraid Of Experimenting

Should you stick to rules when writing or experiment? This is a question many writers ask, and most of the time, they tend to stick to the rules and even discriminate against those who don't. I will try to explain why experimenting is so important...

A Brief Anatomy of My Writing Formation (Part 2 of 2)

In grade school, I often represented my class in essay writing competitions. I won some but lost some as well. I still have one of my prize-winning essays called The School Paper Promotes the Intellectual Welfare of the Child. High school was sadly uneventful for me....

A Brief Anatomy of My Writing Formation (Part 1 of 2)

First of all, I am grateful to Readers’ Favorite for giving me the opportunity to become a part of their review team, as well as write pieces related to the writing life. Readers’ Favorite accepts reviewers from any part of the globe provided that they...