The Journey of a Lifetime: A Short Story
500 words is not alot to tell a story. Even less when that story encompasses an entire life.
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500 words is not alot to tell a story. Even less when that story encompasses an entire life.
The Journey of a Lifetime: A Short Story Read More »
Your longhand writing journal is your anarchist cookbook. Your unfiltered, uncensored voice. So strap on your tartan trousers, spike up your mohawk and write.
Break the Rules and Write for You Read More »
What does it take for a story to be called a story? And how does restricting that definition affect the art we create?
What Makes a Story a Story? Read More »
The secret no one talks about is that nobody knows what they’re doing, and we’re all just making it up as we go along.
Moving Past Impostor Syndrome Read More »
Content warnings are commonplace in many storytelling mediums, but do they have a place in modern fiction?
Dead Dove Don’t Eat: Content Warnings In Fiction Read More »
A short story of love and loyalty, and a journey destined to end in bloodshed. Content warning for graphic violence, death, and strong language.
For The Queen: A Short Story Read More »
How a subtle change in attitude can affect more than just how you talk to strangers at parties.
You Are What You Say You Are Read More »
Writing advice is easy to find but hard to follow. You’ve been told before that writing every day is key, but this time you’re actually going to do it.
Showing Up Is More Important Than Making Magic Read More »
When you’re stuck in a creative rut and threatened by self-doubt, stop worrying about the big picture, the mountains left to climb, and focus on the small steps.
Silencing Self-Doubt: Advice For Climbing Mountains Read More »
How liveplay D&D is pioneering a new (or perhaps very old) form of storytelling, and pushing the boundaries of fantasy fiction.
What Critical Role Is Teaching Us About the Magic of Group Storytelling Read More »