Reflections on Fiction: Unspoken Philosophies
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Outlier : Excerpt : Prologue (2021)
The following prologue/intro (2021) was inspired by a mysterious older man who would take it upon himself to pick up trash around his neighborhood. Unfortunately, his efforts were often in vain. May/May not end up in a future story. #audiobook #Prologue #suspensethriller
Vow For Life (2007) Romance Novella
In the heart of Florence, Olivia Ingram's dreams of a romantic life in Italy unravel as her husband's ambitions take center stage. When a chance encounter wi...
Fleeting Valor Prologue Excerpt | Epic Fantasy (2008)
First Fantasy Novella
The Last Fall (2017) by TMPOWE Audiobook
I turned a short story I wrote in 2017 into an audiobook. In 'The Last Fall,' a post apocalyptic Earth reduced to thirty survivors faces its last chance for salvation.
NanoWrimo 2023?
Attempting NanoWrimo 2023 and Trying Out Plottr.
Ink Brilliance: Essay Writing Course |WritingLab101
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DARE YOU Prompts |WritingLab101
Creative prompt to get help get rid of writer's block
DYSTOPIAN Fiction Prompt | WritingLab101
Introducing Video Fiction Writing Prompts!
Book Banning in Florida? Fahrenheit 451? Censorship?
An ongoing list of provocative books.
Cousins in dialogue: Ronald Lockett and Thornton Dial Sr.
American folk art often provides an intimate glimpse into lives and communities as seen by the artists themselves. More often than not, these artists do not receive formal art training, as was the case for both Ronald Lockett (1965 - 1998) and his older cousin Thornton Dial Sr. (1928 - 2016). Positioned far from the influences of the Harlem Renaissance in the Northeast, Dial’s work features objects found near his home in Alabama. Dial symbolically depicts themes including social injustice, the c
Georgia Museum of Art debuts expanded contemporary collection
From July 17 to December 5, 2021, the Georgia Museum of Art will share modern works of art in the exhibition “Neo-Abstraction: Celebrating a Gift of Contemporary Art from John and Sara Shlesinger.” “Neo-Abstraction” highlights the resurgence of abstract art among contemporary artists, including an early spin painting by Damien Hirst and a photographic abstraction by Walead Beshty. Cutting-edge art like Sarah Braman’s “Coexist,” a striking juxtaposition of commonplace objects, will be on view alo
Seascapes: The Universal Thalassa of Indian Ocean World History
When approaching the study of oceans from a historical perspective, some modern historians
now distance themselves from the idea that oceans served no other purpose apart from trade
network system and a means to transport bodies from one place to another. These archaic narratives often cast the ocean as the backdrop of an event, rather than a vast, bustling “interregional
arena” with its monologue to share upon history’s global stage.1 By departing from former
themes, historians propose focusing instead on the influences of geography, community, culture
and pre-modern globalization on what is now known as the Indian Ocean World (IOW).
now distance themselves from the idea that oceans served no other purpose apart from trade
network system and a means to transport bodies from one place to another. These archaic narratives often cast the ocean as the backdrop of an event, rather than a vast, bustling “interregional
arena” with its monologue to share upon history’s global stage.1 By departing from former
themes, historians propose focusing instead on the influences of geography, community, culture
and pre-modern globalization on what is now known as the Indian Ocean World (IOW).
