This is a question that’s been dominating my blogging experience. I feel that all bloggers should have access to the same education and develop a good strategy to maximize their impact. This should boost the quality of our blogs, more on blog quality in another post. The key question here is how much should youContinue reading “How Much Content Should you Post?”
Category Archives: Classics
Creativity Is Its Own Animal: how to create when you’re froggy
You know the quintessential artist. This person does not produce much for periods at a time, but then comes up with a storm of creations all at once. I totally became this person. Just now, I came up with two stories after a long while where I was questioning my creativity. It’s like I’m asContinue reading “Creativity Is Its Own Animal: how to create when you’re froggy”
The Archaeologist’s Secret and New Story Collection Out Soon!
I am very excited to share that my new story, The Archaeologist’s Secret, will be out soon, on November 22nd, 2019. I have added it to my other short stories to also form a new short story collection book titled Four Very Different Short Stories. It will be out soon. I cannot wait for allContinue reading “The Archaeologist’s Secret and New Story Collection Out Soon!”
Is Writing Block Real?
A professor, some of whose courses I took, once challenged the validity of mental blocks. That inspired this article and the question is writing block real? It is not just a question whether it exists, but whether popular conceptions that it cannot be overcome are true. This paper articulates the exact opposite. Writing block mayContinue reading “Is Writing Block Real?”
Writing Cartel Wanted!
All great writers have cartels they belong to. While this may not be necessarily true, writers have a way of grouping up to strengthen their chances of success and learn from each other. Take Ernest Hemingway, for example. He, like other great writers, belonged to a group that helped each other write better. If youContinue reading “Writing Cartel Wanted!”
Writing Hacks: Ten Tips to Becoming a Better Writer
Hi there, if you are reading this, then you probably want to be a better writer. I have just the article for you. In this piece, I share ten writing hacks that I found useful. I gained inspiration from an article that I read on the same subject. I hope this proves useful to you.Continue reading “Writing Hacks: Ten Tips to Becoming a Better Writer”
What is Irony and Why Do People Confuse It With Coincidences?
The Literature teacher whose classes I took once said that people did not know what irony really was. He taught a class on how Alanis Morissette sang a song called Ironic and yet she did not talk about one truly ironic thing in the song. “It’s like 10,000 spoons when all you need is aContinue reading “What is Irony and Why Do People Confuse It With Coincidences?”
Writing Tips from Best-selling Authors
Masterclass is an online set of classes offered to aspiring writers and authors. In these classes, leading figures in different fields teach their students the tricks of their chosen trade. People like Helen Mirren, Margaret Atwood and Gordon Ramsey teach people acting, writing and cooking respectively. I’ll be focusing on lessons from worldly writers andContinue reading “Writing Tips from Best-selling Authors”
50 Ways to Feel Great Sober
A lot famous artists have sung about the pains of getting sober, including Demi Lovato’s honest and expressive take, Kelly Clarkson’s powerful and impactful version as well as Pink’s inspirations and chilling rendition on/of songs, all titled Sober. It is pretty clear that a lot of people are familiar with the works of Pink. SheContinue reading “50 Ways to Feel Great Sober”
I made the Goodreads Giveaway Most Requested List!
I’m on the last pages of the list, but still on it nonetheless. I’m so happy. I really hope that this translates into a lot of people reading my book and the story I have spreading as far as it can. You can check out my book Family Day, on the list on page 26,Continue reading “I made the Goodreads Giveaway Most Requested List!”
Writers in the Dualeh Family 