Process

Timeless Bond Between Poetry and Folklore
Before ink ever touched paper and long before books lined the walls of libraries, stories lived in the breath of people. In the hush of evening, beneath open skies or beside trembling firelight, communities gathered to listen. Tales of gods and warriors, spirits and tricksters, love and loss moved from one voice to another. They were not recorded; they were remembered. In that oral world, folklore became humanity’s shared memory, and poetry—through rhythm, repetition, and sound—became the vessel that carried it safely across generations.
By Luna Vaniabout 5 hours ago in Writers
On blood moons, fantasy novels and the overwhelming feeling of what's the fucken point
Honestly, what's the fucken point? From the opposite side of the world, I recently tried to convince my sister that creative, artistic endeavours were still a worthwhile use of her time.
By Roderick Makimabout 5 hours ago in Writers
My Writing Online Goals for March 2026
I didn't hit that many goals for February, but I did hit two big ones that I'm so happy I was able to achieve for the month. This month was one of my favorites of the year so far, I felt that I mostly kept myself entertained when it came to trying to accomplish my goals!
By Emy Quinnabout 10 hours ago in Writers
Credential Evaluations and Their Role in H-1B RFE Responses
When an H-1B petition receives a Request for Evidence, the focus often turns to foreign academic credentials. U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services may ask for confirmation that a degree meets United States standards, that the issuing institution is recognized, or that coursework supports the position offered. These requests require careful documentation and clear academic analysis.
By Sheila Danzigabout 13 hours ago in Writers
Writing About Writing: The End
A lot of people say that the hardest thing about writing a book (or script, or comic) is starting it. Choosing where to begin, not to mention how the story should start, picking a good opening line to hook the readers, and of course the process of writing an entire story from start to finish. It's a daunting challenge. However, in my opinion there is something even more important: How to end it.
By Natasja Roseabout 13 hours ago in Writers
Understanding Epoxy Flooring in Salt Lake City Homes and Businesses
Flooring plays a central role in how a space functions and feels. In recent years, epoxy flooring has become increasingly common in residential and commercial properties throughout Salt Lake City. Known for its durability and clean appearance, epoxy is often chosen for areas that require both strength and visual appeal.
By Abbasi Publisherabout 14 hours ago in Writers
Don't Just Publish - Keep Your Writing Safe on Vocal
Sharing what you write on Vocal is an easy and fun way to express your creativity. If you paid for a Vocal+ membership, you can enter their contests, known as “challenges.” Anyone can use the prompts in the challenges to work on their writing muscles, even if they're not entering. A supportive writing community exists on Vocal, and many Creators run their own unofficial challenges, adding to the camaraderie.
By Andrea Corwin about 19 hours ago in Writers
Unicorn Sightings (4/?)
Marion Sylverset’s journal — May 15th: I was called in to analyze footage today. I must say I was surprised. As the zoologist, I do comb over the preserve’s footage every two weeks to observe the wildlife’s uninterrupted interactions. But I just did that four days ago.
By Gabriel Shamesabout 24 hours ago in Writers
My Discoveries About Me as a Writer
Over time as we write story after story, we begin to understand what we enjoy writing about and what sorts of stories we're good at telling. We experiment with various genres. Science fiction, romance, horror.
By Jasmine Aguilara day ago in Writers
From System Failure to Human Error: My Journey Through Words ✍️
Writing, for me, is a process that borders on the magical—the art of precision in word choice, the unfolding of complex thoughts, and, most importantly, the act of creating something out of absolute nothingness. It is a craft I’ve fallen in love with, even though it can be as fickle as it is rewarding. 🌌 My literary journey began with a deeply personal, raw reckoning with my past in the book "404: Reality Not Found", where I chronicled the difficult path from the darkness of addiction back to the land of the living. 🕯️ Today, my pen has turned toward pure fiction—specifically, dark sci-fi set in a world dominated by algorithms: "Human.exe Error 0x000". 🤖💻
By Piotr Nowaka day ago in Writers
Understanding French Drains in Orlando
Managing excess water is a common concern for homeowners in Florida, especially in regions that experience frequent rainfall. In central Florida, french drains Orlando homeowners use are often discussed as a practical way to manage surface water and groundwater around residential properties.
By Abbasi Publishera day ago in Writers
The Complete Guide to Crawl Space Encapsulation in Odessa
Understanding Crawl Space Encapsulation in Odessa Homes A home’s crawl space plays a quiet but critical role in overall structural health. In Odessa, environmental conditions such as moisture fluctuations and soil characteristics can influence how crawl spaces perform over time. As a result, many homeowners explore crawl space encapsulation Odessa solutions as a preventive measure rather than a cosmetic upgrade.
By Abbasi Publishera day ago in Writers