Publications tagged `WRITING`
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The Novelty Writing Publication | Bringing Science To Writing! | 0 | |
Bookplate | Essays, poetry, reviews and ideas, shared for the love of words. | 0 | |
Thoughts In Type | Facing the challenge of giving shape to my thoughts and being open and vulnerable as a writer. Huge thank you to Laura Kelly, journalism professor at the American University of Bulgaria, and the Advanced Writing for Media class of Spring 2020 for creating an inspiring community. | 0 | |
Yonder & Home | Storytelling centered on food, folks, & faith. Writing about the good things in life and how they came to be. Medium platform for Yonderandhome.com. Please follow and share. | 0 | |
Live Poet Society | Short stories, musings and poetry for the discerning reader. Or maybe the undiscerning reader. | 0 | |
My 52 problems | This is my answer to a #Write52 initiative which main aim is to write one blog post every week for a year. The theme of my 52 stories is the “Impact of modern technology on our lives”. | 0 | |
Claire Wu | A collection of works by Claire Wu | 0 | |
Watershield Poetic | Poetry, prose, and stories about art, creativity, writing, identity, mental health, and wellness. | 0 | |
My Front Porch | Thoughts on farming, fishing, writing, and living the rural life. | 0 | |
Bark Out Loud! | A place for writers to bark-out their wisdom, passion, and ideas to persist. | 0 | |
Eashan’s Thoughts | This is a space for me to share productivity tips and other useful information. A place where a few of my thoughts can live. | 0 | |
The Front Journal | A collection of my progress in learning front-end web development. | 0 | |
Muuzzer | Muuzzer is a distraction-free platform for writers and readers. It has put power where it belongs — with the users, by giving them a choice to write and read in their vernacular languages. | 0 | |
Cheat Sheet | This will be description in the pub | 0 | |
Rot Gut Pulp | A high-end outfit publishing neo-pulp e-rags from a Potemkin village in Ha Long Bay. We’d throw our grandmother into a jet turbine for a nickel and some cheap thrills. In life and dice, sometimes you throw a ten, but most of the time you seven out. | 0 |