Writing Exercise

Riddle. Content Warning.
A/N: Otepa is a made-up county. As soon as he alighted his truck, Watson wiped his forehead then bent and did the same to his shoes.
By Ivy Brownie2 years ago in Writers
If only the sounds weren 't in tune
Chapter 1: A Chance Encounter In the midst of a university concert, the dim, warm lights created an ambiance of romance. The gentle melodies of music permeated the air, blending with the laughter and small talk of students. Amidst the bustling crowd, two young souls from different worlds entered each other’s lives.
By rain 2 years ago in Writers
How to Grow and Care for Snake Plant.
Snake plants, also known as Sansevieria, are popular indoor plants known for their easy care and air-purifying qualities. Here's a guide on how to grow and care for snake plants:
By Aquib Shahzada2 years ago in Writers
Types of Script Writing: The Blueprint of Your Stories
Scriptwriting also known as screenplay writing is the art of creating a written document that serves as the blueprint for TV shows, plays, movies, and other media. It encloses action, scene headings, descriptions, dialogue details of the characters, parentheticals, and transitions. The script guides actors, directors, and the whole production team in creating the story and bringing it to life on the screen. It has a balance of creativity and adherence to an industry-standard format which is crucial for effective communication and great production.
By Uncle Berry2 years ago in Writers
How Freewriting Can Help Beat Writer’s Block
I’m here to share how a simple 10 minute freewriting exercise may help you move forward and past writer’s block so you can continue to write.
By Christia Huntington2 years ago in Writers
You Don't Have to Isolate Yourself to Be An Author
I don't know about you, but it seems every horror novel I pick up starts with a writer sitting alone in the cabin they rented so that they can have some time alone and away from the world to write their novels.
By Elise L. Blake2 years ago in Writers
Contemplating the Ethics of Deception
Contemplati Within the intricate realm of moral deliberation, few topics provoke as much debate and introspection as the concept of lying. Is the deliberate act of deceiving others inherently evil, or does its moral standing depend on context and intention? This inquiry delves deep into the complexities of human ethics, drawing from philosophical, psychological, and cultural insights to unravel the moral tapestry of deceit.
By Idogho Oghale2 years ago in Writers
Billion Dollar Weekend
"A Practical Show of Launching Your 7-Figure Business in 48 Hours" is a groundbreaking series that demystifies the process of rapidly establishing a highly profitable business. Hosted by seasoned entrepreneurs and industry leaders, the show provides a comprehensive roadmap for ambitious individuals looking to achieve significant financial success within an incredibly short timeframe. The program delves into practical, actionable strategies, offering viewers a step-by-step guide on everything from identifying lucrative niches to implementing effective marketing techniques. Each episode showcases real-world case studies and hands-on tips, enabling aspiring entrepreneurs to navigate the challenges of business setup efficiently.
By Isaiah imoke 2 years ago in Writers
Money Spent Wisely On Gifts
Eight years ago I started a Poem a Day in February (PaDiF) on Facebook. I saw that others were doing this. Now, I can't tell you who, but someone was doing it!
By Denise E Lindquist2 years ago in Writers
Classifieds: The Ad Collab (Unofficial Challenge)
The Call to Creators Has Been Answered! This past month eight fantastic and unique writers have participated in my unofficial challenge here on Vocal: “The Ad Collab”. “The Ad collab” is a challenge born from my desire to generate an opportunity for creatives to connect and collaborate. Vocal, for me, has been a place where I’ve found a home for my writing to flourish and community. This community has been encouraging, loving, and welcoming. It has made my heart happy. And I wanted to be a part of it coming even closer together. Thus, “The Ad Collab” was born.
By Jennifer David2 years ago in Writers
Where is the snow?
A $50 prize challenge: This all started as a simple entry, humbly submitted to Vocal's snow micro challenge. Now it has grown into a fast-paced crime fiction series, I need some help developing (and concluding) the story
By Raymond G. Taylor2 years ago in Writers
THE REAL REASONS NO ONE READS YOUR WRITING . Content Warning.
I would like to discuss a recent project that I took on. I won't go into detail about the project itself, but rather, I want to discuss why I decided to write a personal project. Specifically, I want to discuss why I'm writing a book that no one will ever read, though that is a bit of an exaggeration because my brother wants to read it, and a few friends might, but it's something that I'll never publish.
By Ibrahim Dauda2 years ago in Writers