Brent Wright

I'm back with another story, this time it's a Q&A story where I ask people on Discord for questions and answer them.
          
          https://www.wattpad.com/story/408502855

The cast of The Phoenix in the Fire all gathered around the table for Thanksgiving dinner. What could possibly go wrong?
          
          https://www.wattpad.com/story/371979158

New story will be posted next week. It's a story I posted on StoryFire before.

I'll be honest I have been lacking motivation to use this site since StoryFire is being rebranded and will launch soon. 
          
          I do still plan to post more of my past stories on here, but I need to find the motivation first.

Interesting Art Fact:
          
          
          Ever wonder how the ‘U-shape’ came about in Aboriginal art to represent a person? It’s quite simple really – if you sit cross legged in the sand, the mark left does look a lot like a U! That’s why you will see this symbol used a lot in art from the desert.

Interesting Artist Fact:
          
          The topic of Johannes Vermeer’s Girl with a Pearl Earring has been hotly debated, much like the Mona Lisa, but Vermeer didn’t have to look far for the most likely candidate. His daughter Maria is thought to have served as the model for his drawing.

Interesting Artist Fact:
          
          Michelangelo had terrible fashion sense. It’s said that his clothes were so dirty and plastered on his body that when he died they needed to be cut and peeled off of him.

All four parts of my Psycho Ravens Fan's Betitng Gone Wrong remastered story has been uploaded. 
          
          I won't be uploading any new writing until it goes on the rebranded SF first. I will still be uploading some of my past SF works though.
          
          https://www.wattpad.com/story/393064933

Interesting Artist Fact:
          
          Emblem books were popular in Europe during the 16th and 17th centuries. They featured pages of allegorical illustrations with accompanying texts.

Interesting Artist Fact:
          
          Piet Mondrian’s abstract masterpiece, New York City I, hung upside down in a museum for 77 years before anyone noticed the error. They decided to keep it upside down for fear of damaging the piece.