Inspiration

HOW DANGEROUS WAS IT TO BE A ENTERTAINER?
HOW DANGEROUS WAS IT TO BE A ENTERTAINER? WHAT DID Entertainer Really DO? tenth century entertainer Jing XinmO might have exceeded when he got pursued by a canine, then teasingly let the Chinese sovereign know that he shouldn't allow his children to circumvent gnawing individuals. The sovereign complained and prepared a bolt on Jing.
By Talwinder Singh Dhillon3 years ago in Writers
Writing is a privilege
I have been a writer for as long as I can remember. Whether it was writing my letters repeatedly in kindergarten, my diary entries that are too embarrassing to read again, or even now. My thoughts on paper (or on a screen) are more than I ever thought capable of myself. I have revealed parts of myself I could only say in a mirror or to a therapist when I write. I have told the Vocal community about my emotional abuse by an ex and my weight issues. I have read about people's issues and their dreams. Our words are our connection, and we can use them for good or bad. Thankfully, here on Vocal, it's the latter. We are privileged beyond any doubt to be where we are in time.
By Jazzy 3 years ago in Writers
"Unleash Your Creativity and Earn as You Write: The Ultimate Guide to Success on Vocal Media"
Why Vocal Media is the Ultimate Platform for Aspiring Writers In today's digital age, the realm of writing has expanded beyond traditional boundaries. Aspiring writers now have an incredible platform at their disposal - Vocal Media. This revolutionary platform has been designed to not only cater to the creative inclinations of writers but also provide them with a thriving community and lucrative opportunities. In this article, we will delve into the compelling reasons why Vocal Media is the ultimate platform that every writer should consider joining.
By Zohaib Iqbal3 years ago in Writers
Brush
Once upon a time, in a quaint little village nestled amidst rolling hills, there lived a girl named Lily. From a young age, Lily had possessed an extraordinary talent for painting. With each brushstroke, she could bring life to the canvas, creating vibrant landscapes and captivating portraits. Her heart overflowed with love for the world, and she poured that love into her art.
By AE3 years ago in Writers
The Power of Love from The Heart
The town square was adorned with colorful banners and vibrant flowers. People from all walks of life gathered, their hearts open to the transformative potential of love. Emily took the stage and shared her own experiences, urging others to embrace love, both in its presence and its absence.
By Christopher Genovese3 years ago in Writers
Do You Have a Glimmer Journal?
When I was at community college, a guest speaker came. I don’t recall her name, and barely her face, though I think she had blonde hair…She spoke about her life living on a ranch, how she had dropped her urban upbringing and went to live on a ranch in Montana, learning the hard work of keeping horses and cows and everything else. That’s why she came, you see—to talk about the book she wrote.
By Mackenzie Davis3 years ago in Writers
My New Remedy for Writer's Block. Top Story - August 2023.
I am taking a small break from my regularly scheduled fiction pieces to bring you this short article detailing my remedy for writer's block.
By ThatWriterWoman3 years ago in Writers
Title: The Unwavering Path of Faith
Part I: The Dark Night of the Soul In the small town of Hopeville, there lived a man named John, who was known for his unwavering faith in Jesus Christ. Despite facing numerous challenges and setbacks in life, he firmly believed that his Savior would guide him through every storm. John was a simple man with a kind heart, but life seemed relentless in testing his faith.
By David Ebi3 years ago in Writers
Title: The Guiding Light
Part 1: Struggles in the Shadows In a small town nestled between rolling hills and lush meadows, lived a young man named Benjamin. He was an ordinary person with an extraordinary faith in Jesus Christ. His heart was filled with compassion, kindness, and an unshakable belief that no matter how difficult life seemed, there was a guiding light that would lead him towards happiness and love.
By David Ebi3 years ago in Writers
Lemon and Parmesan-Ricotta Skillet Pasta with Chicken and Spinach Brimming With Flavour
Hello, dear food lovers! Today I want to share with you a wonderful recipe that has been passed down from generation to generation: your mother's skillet pasta. It's got all the flavors you crave, like garlic and lemon zest, and it's a wonder that makes weeknight dinners easier in one pan. Are you ready to dive into this delicious adventure with me?
By MaRa3 years ago in Writers
On Showing and Telling
I’m reasonably sure that even the meme about how everyone says "show don’t tell" is a meme. Naturally I’m just your average internet goblin so I'm hardly the definitive source. But what I am certain about is that this standard piece of advice isn’t worth the paper it's written on.
By Alexander McEvoy3 years ago in Writers
How to write a story in 100 words (or less). Top Story - May 2023.
Urban myth has it that Ernest Hemmingway wrote a complete story in six words for a bet: For sale, baby shoes, never worn.
By Raymond G. Taylor3 years ago in Writers