Ah the rewriting phase – that glorious time period that makes you want to have a nice soothing walk through the outdoors with just you and the… Read more “Three Incredibly Useful Tips For Better Self-Editing”
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Micro-Poetry #27
Hello everyone! Here are some more micro-poems for you to enjoy. Please give this post a like if you want to see more and don’t forget to… Read more “Micro-Poetry #27”
Writing Tips/Insights #3: Write the Book You Want to Read
Have you ever tried writing in a genre that you don’t particularly enjoy? Or don’t enjoy at all for that matter? Even if it’s just a couple… Read more “Writing Tips/Insights #3: Write the Book You Want to Read”
Writing Tips/Insights #2: Dare to be Different
This one pretty much applies to every walk in life, to every avenue throughout your journey, but that doesn’t make it any less relevant or any less… Read more “Writing Tips/Insights #2: Dare to be Different”
Fluttering Breeze
Under sunlight’s kiss & moonshine’s tease Stood there tall are abundant trees, Their leaves blown side to side with faintest ease By the all-seeing, ever-fluttering breeze. … Read more “Fluttering Breeze”
The One That Never Was
Here is my first attempt at writing romantic poetry, or anything romantic for that matter. It is a tad long… Hope you enjoy! Hand in hand we… Read more “The One That Never Was”
An Excerpt From My Play
Hello! Here we have the second scene of my play: Subsiding Happiness – the plot of which I stole from that of my first novel (well, it’s… Read more “An Excerpt From My Play”
Mirroring Water
Flowing, falling; pounding on the ground, Seeping, crawling; creating peaceful sound. Gracing mountainside and making up the sea, Moulding to fit any shape it dare desires to… Read more “Mirroring Water”
