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If You’re Going to Write, Read, Read, Read

Posted on December 25th, 2008 in Writing by Adam Henry Sears

There comes a time in every writer’s life when we realize that not only do we want to write for our own love of the vocation, but we also want to be recognized by other writers and readers, and to leave behind a well-crafted legacy of sorts for our lineage. It eventually becomes an undeniable thirst for some, and for others, a test of the willpower to do better, to be the best that our energies and focus will allow. So, how do we get past that realization, and continue on the track of hurdles to our finish line? Here are a few suggestions.

True Talent is Born From Pain

Posted on November 5th, 2008 in Literature by Abbey Morgan

Why one must have pain and life experience to acquire literary talent. How the word painter in me emerged.

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