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The Generation That Could Not Discern the True God

From Baal to modern syncretism, discover how every generation faces the same choice: the true God, or systems that promise prosperity without Him.

Abraham Oluwadamilare Toviedo Oct 23, 2026 👁 7 💬 0
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WILL AI MAKE AUTHORS OBSOLETE?

Inspired by my sci-fi novel THE SUPERFLARE, I explore how AI is transforming our world, from jobs to creative writing. Will AI remain a tool for humanity, or could it eventually make us obsolete?

Andrew G. Berger Oct 12, 2026 👁 7 💬 0
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An Authors View

Sometimes the biggest transformation begins with three words: “I did it.”

Darlene Fuchs Oct 01, 2026 👁 14 💬 0
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Back to Square One on the Writing Board

However, as it seemed all was over bar sighing of the genuine writers, in came the internet with a formidable e-publishing space for their works as if to free the literature from the publishers’ prejudicial editorial grip and to directly deliver their e-books into the readers’ digital laps to sort them out for themselves.

BS Murthy Sep 28, 2026 👁 10 💬 0
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On Writing ‘n the Writers

And those who treat writing as a vehicle of visibility would be incapable of experiencing the joy of the journey. In the end though, were they to come into spotlight, they might well gloat in the limelight though without experiencing the real thrill of letters. Even in case such won’t make it to the post; their pain cannot be intense for they wouldn’t have felt the joy of writing either.

BS Murthy Sep 26, 2026 👁 13 💬 0
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Mystery and Murder, Vintage Style

A vintage mystery, no forensics, no computers, just intuition and hard work to solve the crime with. In such a modern world these old school mysteries are the kind that can revive adventure and excitement, bringing back more of the mystery in mysteries.

Erin Roach Sep 10, 2026 👁 415 💬 0
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The Psychology of Fear: Writing Subversive Horror That Haunts Readers After the Last Page

Writing genuinely terrifying horror requires looking past standard jump scares and physical monsters. True dread comes from tapping into deep psychological anxieties that mirror real human vulnerabilities. This guide explores structural and psychological strategies to craft subversive stories that linger long after the final page is turned.

M.L. Vance Sep 05, 2026 👁 19 💬 0
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Red Herrings and Breadcrumbs: Mastering the Art of Clue Placement in Mysteries

Crafting a compelling mystery is a delicate game of wits between the author and the reader. To succeed, you must leave a trail of authentic breadcrumbs while skillfully misdirecting your audience with false leads. This guide explores the strategic art of clue placement to build a satisfying puzzle.

M.L. Vance Sep 05, 2026 👁 19 💬 0
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Pacing the Panic: How to Structure a Ticking-Clock Thriller Plot

Writing a successful thriller requires a deep understanding of narrative momentum and escalating tension. One of the most effective ways to hook your audience is by introducing a clear, unyielding deadline that threatens your characters. This guide breaks down the core structural steps to pace the panic and master the ticking clock plot device.

M.L. Vance Sep 05, 2026 👁 25 💬 0
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