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Macy
Posted at June 2, 2020

Overused words in books are my biggest pet peeve as a writer. There’s nothing worse than a main character “shuttering”

rschertzer
Posted at June 1, 2020

The visuals are beautiful and Johnny Depp is as whimsical as ever, but this sequel gets lost with underdeveloped characters

Macy
Posted at May 28, 2020

We’ve all seen that painting of the strange looking human with his (her?) hands on her (his?) face. It’s called

Macy
Posted at May 26, 2020

Want to read modern-day classics? These 5 novels are exactly what you’re searching for, because they will undoubtedly become all

tphaynesworth16
Posted at May 25, 2020

“exhaustion” …the ceiling fan revolves slowly, like a crashing helicopter…my eyes are dry, giving it a dead stare…my body is

Macy
Posted at May 24, 2020

The Astonishing Color of After by Emily X. R. Pan is a book about love–familial and romantic. In the aftermath

Macy
Posted at May 24, 2020

Dialogue sometimes reads artificially, dryly, boring, or all those other adjectives that describe something that simply isn’t good. Heart wrenching

Macy
Posted at May 21, 2020

All you artists out there, how many times has someone asked you how you’re supposed to make a living doing

tphaynesworth16
Posted at May 20, 2020

trauma can lead to tragedy like the ending of a Shakesphere play, renders a consequential travesty. for in my

Macy
Posted at May 18, 2020

During this difficult time when we’re all stuck under our roof, inspiration is much needed, especially if you’re a creator,

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