Writinglife Stories

Hey everyone, my name is Akash which probably in English means "SKY". Just like the sky my thoughts are wide and I don't know where it ends or where it will end. When I first started writing many people started relating me, they told me they felt the same way and I should keep writing but tbh I am not that good. I wrote about love, betrayal, missing someone,motivating and dead people I used to know. I would love if you all checked it and give some reviews about it. I wish the best for you all, do what you love and love yourself, as you should know self love is not the destination its the journey. -akash

A poem exploring the yearning of a reserved writer for a muse, a subject of enduring inspiration, and a love that transcends the pages of their poetry.

"She writes letters for the grieving. But what happens when the dead start writing back?" Jenny Grey is a writer for the grieving-penning final words for those who never got to say goodbye. But when a client asks her to write to someone who may not be dead, Jenny's world begins to unravel. Strange messages appear. Old memories resurface. And someone-alive or not-wants to know who writes her letters. A haunting tale of love, loss, and the words we leave behind.

Welcome to BardWorks Collective department: Books, movies, video games... breaking deadlines and still getting paid. Nestled in the charming town of Stratford-upon-Avon, UK, where the only thing older than the buildings are the deadlines, the most eccentric minds in the business-storytellers, graphic designers, filmmakers, and a whole lot more-are busy (or at least pretending to be) creating the next big thing (tirelessly but mostly aimlessly). Novels that no one reads? Check. Movies with explosions for no reason? Naturally. Video games so glitchy they might turn any console into a toaster? You bet. Deadlines? More like "gentle nudges." Coffee cups? A national currency at this point. And every day is like a creative chaos factory-somehow, it all gets done, even if no one's quite sure how. Oh, and just to clarify -this story's set in the same world as ✦Feral Lands: The Savage Albion✦ So, yeah, things are just as messed up here as they are over there.

Extracted from mxklin.com

Now that I've been active on Wattpad for a while, and a writer and author since 2009, I thought I'd write down a few words of encouragement. It's not easy to be a writer, or to get your words in front of people. All too many quit posting and/or delete their accounts here! Please, don't give up! I'll share some thoughts that have kept me going this long when I wanted to quit. Now a video series on YouTube @DannisWrites

Hard Experience

In 1950s Montreal, a young student is quietly forced to switch from left to right-handedness-a change that would ripple through his life in subtle and lasting ways. Blending memoir, cultural reflection, and poetic form, The Ghost of My Lost Left Hand explores how a single hand reshaped identity, memory, and the mind itself.

Our Writing Tips Wattpad book is a comprehensive guide for aspiring writers who want to improve their writing skills. This book contains practical tips and advice on how to develop your writing style, create compelling characters, craft engaging plots, and much more. *☼*―――――*☼*――――― Whether you're a beginner or an experienced writer, this book has something for you. Each chapter is filled with easy-to-follow instructions, real-life examples, and exercises to help you put what you've learned into practice. With this book, you'll learn how to write stories that captivate your readers from beginning to end.

Decisions

Writers Connect is excited to bring you all new panels and events! We want to help writers on their journey and provide them opportunities to network with their peers. We are here to build a supportive community! When new events are scheduled, they will be added to this book. So be sure to keep this book to your library and don't miss out on any of it!

Marjan did not wake up one morning and casually decide to write 600 Devils. His story had been waiting quietly, stubbornly, for decades. It carried the weight of a life lived at the edges: refugee beginnings, outlaw years, family fractures, moral collisions, and the long, difficult climb toward redemption. A life like that doesn't fade politely. It lingers. It presses. Eventually, it demands to be told.

This is just a work filled with different rants, poems, quotes, and stories that will hopefully inspire you. Everything belongs to me, and is inspired by real life events.

Extracted from mxklin.com

A collection of essays about my experiences as a self-published author, including observations about current topics in the industry.

Motivation to grow and spread your wings