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Read Poem: Prophecy, by Kim Durham — POETRY FESTIVAL. Submit to site for FREE. Submit for actor performance. Submit poem to be made into film.

At first sight he looked and felt and smelled as fire to me as something inhuman into our world had somehow broken free his wolves had gone to run the night before returning to his sea the night we met In his immortal love I learned to pray to what I knew I need not […]… Continue reading Read Poem: Prophecy, by Kim Durham — POETRY FESTIVAL. Submit to site for FREE. Submit for actor performance. Submit poem to be made into film.

Poetry by Clint Henderson — POETRY FESTIVAL. Submit to site for FREE. Submit for actor performance. Submit poem to be made into film.

I gave as pure as I could with the freshest force I understood Things of subtlest design sudden surprising did we find A woe alone the prophet’s divine as does the poet long suffering for rhyme All the beauties are made fresh, but for a time Oh, how the power of the Muse being certain […]… Continue reading Poetry by Clint Henderson — POETRY FESTIVAL. Submit to site for FREE. Submit for actor performance. Submit poem to be made into film.

Read Poem: Scribbles from a Smudged Page, by Dr. Rumana Sinha Sehgal — POETRY FESTIVAL. Submit to site for FREE. Submit for actor performance. Submit poem to be made into film.

Two halves .. inked on its fading yellow With Crinkled words being fugitive to it. They speak of one such day and in reminisce A drop smudges it with the colours of black. Reflecting their presence That articulated into the craters of time, They reveal a saga untold, Coveting the infinite textures upon the page. […]… Continue reading Read Poem: Scribbles from a Smudged Page, by Dr. Rumana Sinha Sehgal — POETRY FESTIVAL. Submit to site for FREE. Submit for actor performance. Submit poem to be made into film.

Visionaries from other worlds — archyde

Imagine scenarios beyond our spatio-temporal reach, unless we were replicants and could see things that others would not believe -Philip K. Dick considered himself “a pawn of God, a variable reprogrammed in one of those insidious changes in reality that make up the plot of the Universe »- has always been a temptation for the […]… Continue reading Visionaries from other worlds — archyde

Is Being Organized Required to Succeed? — Forward Journey

“A good system shortens the road to the goal.” Ralph Waldo Emerson I consider myself to be organized. As a general rule I know where things are and when things are due. This is how I am in my day-to-day life, what I think of as my business life. In fact, I have always taken […]… Continue reading Is Being Organized Required to Succeed? — Forward Journey

Backstory: Relevant Information or an Inconsequential Event? — A Writer’s Path

by Brenda Hill When we begin a novel, we need to intimately know our characters. We must know their motivations—why they do certain things and what causes them to react to events with warmth or hostility. Otherwise, their strong reactions or nonchalance may seem strange to other people. via Backstory: Relevant Information or an Inconsequential Event?… Continue reading Backstory: Relevant Information or an Inconsequential Event? — A Writer’s Path

How to Create Dynamic Fictional Characters — A Writer’s Path

by David Gittlin Most serious writers want to connect with an audience; preferably a big one. You have something to say. You have a story to tell. You want people to read it. One of the best ways to make people want to read your work is to create memorable and relatable central […] via How… Continue reading How to Create Dynamic Fictional Characters — A Writer’s Path

How to Write With All Five Senses — A Writer’s Path

by EFR This might be a little grade school for some of you. Or you might think it’s a little grade school. Frankly, I think we could all stand to be reminded. So there you go. When you are describing something, it looks a certain way. Yes indeedy. We get that. We got it three […]… Continue reading How to Write With All Five Senses — A Writer’s Path

The Missing Piece – What Most Antagonists Lack — A Writer’s Path

by David Ben-Ami Every reader loves a good villain, and most writers love them too. If you rack your brain about some of the most memorable characters in books, movies, and on TV, I’d bet more than a few villains pop up. I personally find antagonists fascinating. Sometimes I find them even more […] via The… Continue reading The Missing Piece – What Most Antagonists Lack — A Writer’s Path