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How a Good Editing Makes Your Voice Stronger
Editing is a crucial stage of your publishing journey. Here are ways editing can help strengthen your story without losing your style.
Yassie
Sep 62 min read


The Art of Giving and Receiving Holiday Greeting Cards
Have you sent and received a greeting card before? If so, you know how it feels to be both the sender and the recipient. Let’s dive into the joy greeting cards bring.

Chona
Sep 32 min read


5 Culprits of Writer’s Block and Hacks to Power Through It
In this blog, let’s take the culprits of writer’s block captive, so a writer like you can power through it any day it attempts to attack.

Chona
Sep 13 min read


From Sports Columns to the Book Shelves, Mitch Albom’s Writing Defies Stereotypes and Devaluation
Learn how the author of Tuesdays with Morrie found his accidental career in journalism and best-selling book authorship, and be inspired by how he rose from rejections and became one of the most-celebrated writers in our time.

Chona
Sep 13 min read


Why Writers Need an Editor’s Eye
Learn how professional editing brings craft, clarity, and collaboration together to refine your voice, build reader trust, and transform your manuscript into a book that stands out.
Yassie
Aug 302 min read


The Legacy of Movie Casting and Why We Gush Over Demi-Jonas Bros’ Reunion
From reel to the real-world, the legacy of our favorite movie characters traverse. It’s intriguing at some point. But as storytellers, we’re here to learn something from it.

Chona
Aug 223 min read


Graphic Novels Are Real Reading with a Visual Twist
Graphic novels are another powerful form of real reading. Discover how they build comprehension, vocabulary, and visual literacy while keeping readers deeply engaged.
Yassie
Aug 203 min read


If You’re Self-Publishing, You’re the Publisher, So Edit Like One
Learn why professional editing is non-negotiable for indie authors who want respect, credibility, and lasting impact in the book market.
Yassie
Aug 162 min read


5 Writing Hacks from World-Famous Authors
Here are 5 writing tips and habits from world-renowned authors just for you.

Chona
Aug 124 min read


The Art of Knowing When to End a TV Show: Why the Last Episode Matters
A show should know when to end. But too often, storytelling drags on past its prime, plagued by creative fatigue and unresolved arcs.
Yassie
Aug 53 min read


5 Nasty Habits That Hurt Your Writing (And How to Overcome Them)
Let’s be honest. Writers are not exempted from having nasty habits. Let’s talk about 5 that hurt your writing—plus how to overcome them.

Chona
Aug 43 min read


Author Spotlight: Exploring the Wit and Humor of David Sedaris
American humorist, comedian, and essayist David Sedaris is known for his self-deprecating yet relatable humor and wit.

Chona
Aug 33 min read


5 Ways to Make your Writing More Disability Inclusive
Making your writing more disability inclusive shows you are being a responsible writer. Here’s a blog post to guide you on how to write content that celebrates every person and their uniqueness.

Max
Jul 283 min read


Audrey Niffenegger: From Visual Artist to Best-Selling Author
Audrey Niffenegger, a visual artist turned author, is best known for her best-selling novel The Time Traveler’s Wife.
Janeth
Jul 272 min read


When Everything’s Gone Awry, Would You Change Your Life For One More Day?
Feeling hopeless? Maybe reading one of Mitch Albom’s yet another effective and moving works, For One More Day can save the day. Here’s what’s in store for you in the pages of this novel.

Chona
Jul 253 min read


Time to Break the Spell: A Progressive View on Medieval Stasis
Medieval stasis is a common narrative tool in fantasy literature. When is it cool and when is it not too lit? You’re here for the answer.

Chona
Jul 233 min read


Argumentative Essay Writing Tips for Crafting a Clear and Convincing Argument
An argumentative essay takes a stand on an issue and backs it up with research, logic, and evidence. Here's how to write one well.
Janeth
Jul 222 min read


The Transcendent Life of Ralph Waldo Emerson
Ralph Waldo Emerson led the transcendentalism movement and inspired generations with his essays, poetry, and powerful lectures.

Max
Jul 213 min read


Step Up Your Writing with Shaxpir, the Platform for Storytellers
Shaxpir is more than just a writing and organizing software. It’s a peek into a very possible future.

Pola
Jul 182 min read


Decoding your Dictionary: How Words Are Formed
Do you also wonder how words are formed? Wonder no more. Here are 10 ways they find their paths into the lexicon.

Chona
Jul 143 min read
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