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October Content Calendar (opens the original)
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Talk to any woman right now and she’ll tell it to you straight — we’re angry. We’re tired. We’re in disbelief and shock that we live in the 21st century, in a country that prides itself on being at the forefront of everything, yet we still see crimes like rape and sexual assault go unpunished, ignored, wiped away. I keep reading new articles, new perspectives that rile me up further each time, keep writing new snippets that will surely turn into poems…all the time wondering why people won’t step
Celebrating #LitMagWeek (opens the original)
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A little birdie told me that this week is Lit Mag Week…and I’m in full support of whoever decided to start their own holiday, especially when it involves the literary world coming together to lift each other up. My bookshelves are full of journals and magazines from contest submissions and subscriptions, so I’m no stranger to the ecosystem. But today I wanted to shout out a few that gave me a chance early on — they’re the reason why my author bio now reads, “Her work has appeared in X, Y, and Z,
Our Stories: Nargis Hassanali on the Little Moments (opens the original)
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Our Stories is a monthly series featuring female writers and their thoughts on storytelling. Here, we give women a space to amplify and immortalize their own stories, however they choose to tell them.This month, we invite Nargis Hassanali to share hers.Want to share your thoughts on storytelling? Comment below, send an email, or reach out on Instagram @akkwriting.“Storytelling is an aftermath of what has been experienced through your senses, wi
3 Writing Lessons from Victoria Aveyard (opens the original)
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So…how many times have I linked out to the Plot Twist podcast, referencing an episode I loved, an interesting thought I had to share? I feel like every other week I’m listening to something that sparks a new idea, like how this episode on sex in adult books inspired this piece on rewiring our brains (trust me, it all ties together). It’s true, Thursdays are a day of the week I look forw
What Does It Mean to Write "The End?" (opens the original)
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It was exactly two months later than I had planned — an arbitrary line in the sand I had drawn, then watched the tide wash away for weeks on end as I kept retracing it — but I wrote the final thousand words in my manuscript at the end of August. Draft four, in the history books now.But what does that mean?At the beginning of 2026, when I came back from my year of rest and relaxation, I thought I had a clear vision ahead of me. Spend the f
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