Advice

AI and it's Art. Top Story - August 2023.
I am the first to admit that I am oblivious to a lot of what is happening on Vocal. There is a lot to keep up with. I did ask to be made to feel warm and fuzzy, but now I feel like I if I am not careful, I will internally and externally combust. Things have certainly heated up on the platform.
By Novel Allen3 years ago in Writers
Destiny
My First Story I don't remember my exact age when I wrote my first story, but everything else about the day is as clear in my memory as the moment any other protagonist realises their destiny.
By Natasja Rose3 years ago in Writers
Do It Scared. Top Story - August 2023.
I believe it was the winter of 2006 when I logged on to the family computer. It was a big hunk of a thing and sat on a wooden desk in what was aptly named the computer room. There were other things in there besides the computer – the ironing board, boxes upon boxes of old family videos, and the overall miscellaneous junk that tends to get accumulated over time that doesn’t have anywhere else to go. But it’s the computer room, because that’s the main purpose of it.
By Alivia Varvel3 years ago in Writers
When Writing about Disabilities. Top Story - August 2023.
I'm a DeafBlind writer, when I'm not writing or researching my stories I like to read what others write about disabled people.
By Tracy Stine3 years ago in Writers
The Lost Treasure of Atlantis - four possible endings
The four possible endings: • The crystal granted them their deepest wishes: Jack wished to become a famous explorer who traveled around the world, discovering new places and cultures; Lily wished to become a successful writer who published best-selling books based on her adventures with Jack. They were happy and fulfilled, but they forgot about Atlantis and King Atlas, who remained in their eternal sleep.
By Kamal3 years ago in Writers
The Lost Treasure of Atlantis - Part Two
He also knew that he and his people could not survive in the modern world, which was very different from the world they had known. They had no allies or friends, only enemies and strangers. They had no place or purpose in the world, only confusion and despair.
By Kamal3 years ago in Writers
"The Untapped Treasures Above: Unveiling the Fascinating World of Urban Rooftops"
In the bustling landscapes of cities, where all eyes seem glued to the intricate streets and towering buildings, there lies a hidden world that most have yet to uncover. This is a world of untapped potential, concealed atop the roofs of our urban centers. Can you believe that these small, forgotten spaces could be transformed into green oases, while simultaneously serving as energy sources and creative havens?
By Jona Musa3 years ago in Writers
The Essence of Life: Time, Energy, and Profoundness
Understanding Life's Basic Ingredients Life is an intricate tapestry woven from the threads of time and energy. These two fundamental components are the essence of our existence, determining the quality of our experiences and the legacy we leave behind. In the midst of our fast-paced lives, it's easy to overlook these intrinsic elements. However, by taking a step back to truly grasp their significance, we can unlock a journey that is more meaningful, profound, and impactful.
By Rohit Singh3 years ago in Writers
On Writing By Stephen King
Author's preface: This story was not approved for publication the first time around. Let's hope it goes through this time. Hmm. Weird Now I can't seem to publish anything. Let's try this one more time.
By Everyday Junglist3 years ago in Writers
Succeeding, But Not Right Away
Be okay with the process of writing. Maybe you don’t want to succeed immediately. What? Why wouldn’t you want to succeed immediately? Sooner is better, right?
By Stephen Kramer Avitabile3 years ago in Writers
Burnout Is Real
In every creative field, there is a phenomenon. A kind of "hitting a wall", where the creator - that's you and me - feels their creative muse take a hiatus. The wellspring of one's creative juices just runs dry one day, and no amount of drilling, priming, praying or begging can make them flow again. You might feel tired or frustrated, like you want to write but you either can't or everything that comes out of your pen would be perfectly at home in the bottom of a cattle chute. If any of the above describes how you're feeling right now, congratulations: you're suffering from burnout.
By Natalie Gray3 years ago in Writers
My Writing Process
While everyone is different, I know we all, on occasion, suffer from writer's block. Some days I feel like I can't find any inspiration or motivation at all. On the flip side, however, there are times when my mind will produce fleeting thoughts and ideas at such a rapid pace that I can hardly keep up. This may be a problem at times since I’m not focused on one thing in particular. Writing assists me in taking a more complete and in-depth look at some of the fleeting thoughts I might have.
By William Saint Val3 years ago in Writers