Tag: creative-writing
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The word no and random thoughts.
I spent last night chasing a single question: what does “no” look like in every language whose word for “no” starts with N, in standard romanization, and when the writing system isn’t Latin, how does it appear in its original script? With only four hours of sleep last night—and maybe twelve combined over the two…
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Thinking Outside the Box When Life Keeps You Stuck in Bed.
The author challenges traditional notions of productivity, arguing that creativity can thrive even while resting in bed. By engaging in diverse activities like writing, crafting, and cooking, the writer showcases unconventional methods of staying productive. Emphasizing micro-creativity and mental adaptability, they highlight the value of finding purpose, regardless of physical limitations.
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From Night Owl to Storyteller: The Quirks of Creative Minds
Creativity doesn’t follow a schedule. For authors, it strikes at odd hours—during quiet nights, lost in stories, or chasing fleeting inspiration. But with this spontaneity comes challenges: missed meals, disrupted routines, and sensory intensity. Still, the joy of storytelling makes it all worthwhile, as night owls become storytellers of the heart.
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Through the Pen Name: Writing, Safety, and the Struggle to Be Heard
Discover the transformative journey of writing under a pen name. Explore themes of creativity, personal growth, and the challenges of sharing stories anonymously, while building a space to connect and inspire.
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Focusing the Lens: An Update for New and Returning Readers
This blog began as a personal exploration and has evolved into a haven for creativity, reflection, and truth. From raw, fictional drafts to real-life stories, it’s a space to share voices, perspectives, and journeys that matter.
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First Drafts and the Art of Imperfection
First drafts are often the messy, unedited versions of whatever is being written about. This means that whatever pops into your head gets written down and later you will handle the fleshing out, continuity issues etc. This makes for something with great potential and that is much like life. Even first drafts give me issues.…
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