5 Little Vices That Keep Writers Alive 5 Little Vices That Keep Writers Alive As writers, we’re all prone to vices. Strange addictions if you will. But we bet some of you never thought these things could be problematic.
Anthem For Doomed Youth, By Wilfred Owen Anthem For Doomed Youth, By Wilfred Owen This is one of Owen’s most famous poems. It deals with the horrors of war and may reflect his time in WWI.
Hope In Dark Things Hope In Dark Things We can only hope to see through the darkness into the light beyond.
Drunken Book Review: The Library at Mount Char Drunken Book Review: The Library at Mount Char The Library at Mount Char is a contemporary fantasy/horror novel written by Scott Hawkins. It is his first novel.
Last Lines, By Emily Bronte Last Lines, By Emily Bronte Last Lines was published in the anthology, The Oxford Book of English Verse (1900), compiled by the author Sir Arthur Quiller-Couch.
We We In a world so harsh we can only consider ourselves lucky if we create a smaller, better world with someone we can’t live without.
To Help To Help Mental health is an often overlooked aspect of one’s well being, but it needs to be talked about a lot more.
Episode #63: The Worst Opening Sentence Of All Time Episode #63: The Worst Opening Sentence Of All Time We talk about what is regarded as the worst opening sentence of all time and the writing contest it inspired.
A Clear Midnight, By Walt Whitman A Clear Midnight, By Walt Whitman This is a simple, yet impactful poem that depicts a speaker’s desire to free his soul from the confines of day to day life.
Dash Dash Young Julio desperately wants to fit his with his peers. Even if it means pretending to be something he’s not. But when his morals are on the line, he must make a decision: be himself or dash.
