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Our beauty lies in the heart of everything we do. There isn't a moment in the day that our beautiful perfection isn't shining through to others, in the work we [...]

The Modern Art of War Sun Tzu's Hidden Path to Peace and Wholeness by Hunter Liguore WATKINS PUBLISHING SUN TZU, the author of The Art of War, has been assumed [...]

IT'S OOGSTFEEST! Welcome the harvest festival with this stylish art print by Netherlands artist Liekland. Printed on sustainable Arctic paper, it brings the season's themes of gathering, friendship, and the [...]

Caffeine is the most widely used psychoactive substance in the world, and now a new wave of caffeine-inspired products--from plant-based soda to caffeinated soap--offer consumers even more alternatives to sustaining [...]

Welcome bees to your outdoor space and you'll create beauty in your life and neighborhood. Why? Because bees bring flowers, and flowers bring insects and birds, which restores our natural [...]

Fountain of Mirth The movement of the water through the fountain keeps a mirthful rhythm throughout the day while aiding restful sleep at night. As a practice, fountains can be [...]

BESOTTED WITH DOLSOT Slow, nourishing cooking just got upgraded with this Korean dolsot. Simply soak it in water and use right on your stovetop to make a healthy soup. Because [...]

Opening to Darkness Eight Gateways for Being with the Absence of Light in Unsettling Times By Zenju Earthlyn Manuel SOUNDS TRUE Facing challenges might be typical of human experience, but [...]

Puttering Around Pottery Take time out from your normal routine with this beginner-friendly pottery kit. It provides everything you need to design your very own flower pot, no kiln necessary. [...]

'We wanted our customers to look out at their night-time fairy wonderland and use that light to be reminded that magic is all around us and within us - we [...]

The judge called the next case, Turner versus Suiko. Natalie watched the bone-doll woman enter the court. All her hate ran out like placenta between her legs. In the ancient [...]

Big Magic is the latest from Elizabeth Gilbert, who is known for her best-selling memoir, Eat, Pray, Love. In Big Magic, Ms. Gilbert explores the idea of 'creative living,' or [...]

The article presents an interview with author David Anthony Durham. Topics discussed include inspiration behind choosing a career as a writer, influence of travel from Great Britain to France on Durham's writing concerning race, nationality, and patriotism, and his works as novelist such as novels including "Gabriel's Story" and "Walk Through Darkness." Durham also discusses the issues regarding the Second Punic War during the early Rome Republic as discussed in the book "Pride of Carthage."

The short story "Three Pence," by Hunter Liguore is presented.

The short story "The House in Aniane" by Hunter Ligoure is presented.

In this article, the author discusses the traditional literary style novellas. It mentions that novellas have developed as a middle point between a short story and a novel. according to writer Graham good, novella lacks the chain of consequences and only concentrates on one idea and has been adopted from the Italian Renaissance to describe a set of short narratives. It presents several novellas including "Firegirl," "Angry Young Man" and "Common Sense."

The short story "The Last Soucouyan," by Hunter Liguore is presented.

Presents the short story "Katie Ireland," by Hunter Liguore.

The article presents suggestions for authors with regard to writing a captivating "About Me" page for their websites. Topics discussed include tips and examples to create the story of their writing life and career, consideration of their unique philosophy and the page's requirements which are to be included. A list of requirements for establishment of author credentials is also presented.

The article outlines some of the questions asked by the author to his creative writing students which include the start of the story at very moment, the central conflict of the story, and the story meander. The author suggests going to library and reading the first page or first chapter to identify the point of the story. It also explains the common obstacles to good story chops including happily-ever-after all the time, runaway dialogue, and becoming a revision shark.

The article offers writing tips including identifying main character's inner and outer conflict, the order of information, and the details or threads that could be omitted.