Poetry Classics: I Cannot Live With You, By Emily Dickinson
Things take on a somber note with this classic poem by Emily Dickinson.
Bust
When a man gambles all his money away, he becomes desperate. And a desperate man is always willing to make a deal.
The Grand Player
This is the follow up to The Grand Show, and it's twisted in all the best ways.
Podcast Review: The Ghastly Tales Horror Show
This is a quick review for The Ghastly Tales Horror Show. Ghastly Tales produces original horror narrations, radio plays, and discussions dripping with atmosphere.
Fast and Easy Comic Review: Scratcher #1
"A guilt-ridden tattooist discovers her clients are being possessed by the tattoos she gave them."
The Past Isn’t Prologue, It’s Nothing
Take a step into the human psyche with this unique poem by LG Rogers.
PC Culture and Literature: Is it Killing Creativity?
With political correctness at an all time high, has it gotten to the point where it's hurting the arts? We go over our views on the topic by discussing just how it affects creativity.
Writing Inspiration: What Is It And Do You Need It To Be Successful?
How important is inspiration to the writing process? Do you really need to be inspired to become a great writer? Spencer Church gives us his take on the matter.
Short Story Classics: Regret, By Kate Chopin
In Regret by Kate Chopin, we have the theme of loss, loneliness, detachment, commitment, love, independence, and responsibility. Taken from her A Night in Acadie collection the story is narrated in the third person by an unnamed narrator.
The Bazaar of The Blind: End
As Gregory nears the end of his ordeal, he finds he must fight for his life against creatures more horrible than any he's ever imagined.
Mile High Vanishing Act
Some strange things are happening in the sky. The problem is, who's left to tell the story?
The Importance of Finding Your Purpose in Life
We all need purpose in our lives. But just how important is it?
Fast and Easy Comic Review: The Shepherd Issues 1-5
For this week's Fast and Easy Review we have for you The Shepherd, issues 1-5. The Shepherd is a story of loss and will take you on an emotional roller coaster through the worlds of life and death.
Why You Should Take A Break From Writing And Not Feel Guilty
Many writers feel guilty if they take a break from their work. They think it means they aren't being productive or working towards their goals. But breaks are a natural part of the writing process. Here are some reasons why you should embrace the practice of taking breaks from your writing.
Poetry Classics: I Know Why The Caged Bird Sings, By Maya Angelou
This is one of the most famous and recognizable poems ever written by the great Maya Angelou.
Unexpected Landing
Sometimes a mere inconvenience can turn into a life changing event.
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The Bazaar of The Blind: Part One
A horror just out of sight. The dreaded book of the dead. And a bazaar of otherworldly oddities. Some things aren’t meant for the eyes of man. Some worlds exist beyond our comprehension.
This is part one of DPW’s original serialized fiction series, The Bazaar of The Blind.
The Bazaar of The Blind: Part Two
In part two of this DPW original fiction series, our protagonist, Gregory Norstrom, finds himself navigating through a nightmare as he gets closer and closer to the entrance of The Bazaar of The Blind.
Without a Plan
To escape your place in life, you must have a plan.
Pit Stop
An unnamed man of routine goes into his usual after work pit stop. But will he come out this time? Flash Friday fiction piece by Spencer Church.
From The Crow’s Nest
A group of dishonorable pirates encounter a unknown ship in the middle of the dark waters off the West Indies. What does this ship want? And how can it be so fast?
Find Writing Success With These 4 Simple Tips
Are you an aspiring writer who is having a little bit of trouble finding success? Well, these 4 simple tips will help make the process easier.
The Bazaar of The Blind: Part Three
In part three of our ongoing horror story, Gregory Norstrom has finally entered the Bazaar of The Blind. What awaits him is a world of horror unlike anything he's ever seen.
Work a Crappy Job? These 5 Tips Will Turn a Bad Job Into Writing Gold
In this day and age it seems like more and more of us are stuck working awful jobs. Which means it might be hard for us financially to realize our dreams of becoming writers. But there's no reason you can't use your awful job as a way to make your dream of becoming a writer a reality. Find out how with these 5 great tips.
Punch-Drunk
You ever have one of those days where you just want to punch everyone at work in the face? Will has. He's been wanting to for a very long time, too. And today, he's going to do just that.