The Top Read Paranormal Stories Since Deep Dive 9
Top 2 Most Read Paranormal - Cryptid
Features creatures from folklore, mythology, or cryptozoology, such as Bigfoot, Loch Ness Monster, or Chupacabra. The narrative often revolves around encounters with these mysterious beings.
A Night on Pine Ridge by Myr Complete
Lovesquatch: A Culinary Cryptid Romcom by Rafy Complete
Top 5 Most Read Paranormal - Cursed Objects
Focuses on objects with supernatural or
Welcome to Week 7 of our Grammar Guide. This week is all about Point of View. We aren't talking about the arguing thing though (thankfully). We are looking at this in how it relates to rules of grammar and how it gets applied in writing. First up, let's talk about the Grammar Point of View:
Grammar has three points of view:
First person - The speaker of the sentence (I/We)
Second Person - The person spoken to (you)
Third Person - The person or thing spoken about (he
In 2016, thirteen stories written for the Secret Admirer Contest posted in time for Valentine’s Day. The stories were very different; some made readers cry and others made them laugh. One year later, a story review was posted for Valentine's Day to remind readers of all those wonderful tales. Since this month's blog review falls on Valentine's Day itself, we decided to repeat the Special Review.
But in addition, we would like to ask you to tell us which love story on GA is your favorite and
💝💞🥰😻 Happy Valentines Day Eve 💜❤️💛🫀
Well enough of that
Now I'm curious, is there a story that you read here at GA, or maybe not, that is nothing less than an amazing love story? Is there a story that you have written that is your idea of being one of the greats?
I know we all have been challenged as authors and poets to try a different genre when writing. So how about we challenge our readers here on the site to try a genre of love stories. Just need a list started to get us a
I am sure that there are a lot of people out there who will be quick to tell you that writing your first story is the hardest part of becoming an author. There is so much that is unknown, unpracticed, and an anxiety that builds up before you even get started, not to mention the horror involved with actually getting to the middle or the third act of a story that you've already put some much time and effort into already...only to wonder whether or not you're doing any of this right. It can be sooo
Around here you have to hold onto your hat, unless you want a workout. Let's make it a theme.
PT 21
List of words. You had a stressful week at work and no time for grocery shopping. There's a storm outside, and you are hungry. Besides rice and canned beans, all you have in your fridge is two eggs, shrimp, one red pepper, a dragon fruit, fish sauce, and a jar with kimchi.
What’s cooking?
And to stay with the Valentine theme, sorta...
PT22
While on a second honeym
Welcome to the next topic in our fun Grammar Guide series.
This week are are hopping into the fun world of English Verb Tenses. English has three basic verb tenses:
Past - actions that occurred in the past
Present - actions that are occurring at the moment
Future - actions that will occur in the future.
In English, these 3 basic verb tenses each have 4 aspects and this means, (if you're keeping up with the math), 12 verb tenses.
Simple - actions that ar
Well, can you believe we're already one month into 2022? How's your year going? Do you have plans for this month's love fest day? Or is the day after chocolate discount day more your thing? Whatever your love life is like, you can enjoy this month's tale of love, loss, woe and wooing in Tallguyct's short novel, The Connecticut River Boys.
The Connecticut River Boys
by Tallguyct
Length: 45,178
Description: Following the party where Dave and Craig, both in their 60s, ce
Wow, what a week it has been for me
First I was back to work. I did not take up the offers of my peers to get a shotgun in my face or get pushed over Niagara Falls Actually I had a pretty good week doing nothing I'm all for that So this week I did all the things that I put off all week last week: laundry, bills, cleaning, trying to pick out new flooring. Whew, you're lucky I'm not in bed catching up on my sleep since I'm so tired Or maybe you wish I was in bed
First week of the
I know you guys have heard it before. It's been said time and time again to every writer who's ever taken a class, read a book, or watched a video, on writing before. They all say, 'write what you know', and it is assumed that you can't go wrong as long as you stay in that comfortable little pocket and don't stray too far away from it. It sounds like it makes perfect sense, doesn't it? At the most...you'll have to do a little research on your own to get the terminology, the facts, and the detail
St. Valentine's Day is drawing near. While many people don't enjoy the holiday, others revel in the blooming of new love, the sprouting of true love, and the enduring promise of "ever after."
I happen to love the celebration.
When I was a teen, I never knew what the poets meant when they'd write about the earth moving and the heavens exploding. I never really understood how a kiss was that special. For me it was just a kiss, kinda fun, but not really that big of a deal. [Mind you,
Just the facts:
SANCTUARY Definition & Meaning - Merriam-Webster
SANCTUARY Synonyms: 53 Similar Words | Merriam-Webster Thesaurus
SANCTUARIES Synonyms: 53 Similar Words | Merriam-Webster Thesaurus
The concept of sanctuary in storytelling serves as an emotional and narrative anchor, providing characters with a safe haven to heal, strategize, and develop. It creates vital pacing, allowing audiences to rest between high-stakes conflicts, and acts as a crucible for authentic character growth and vulnerability.
Sanctuary plays several essential roles in narrative structure and theme:
The Calm Between the Storms: A haven (like the inn in a fantasy novel or a quiet safehouse in a t
The word sanctuary traces back to the Late Latin word sanctuarium ("a sacred place, shrine"), which stems from the Latin adjective sanctus meaning "holy" or "sacred", and -arium, a suffix denoting "a place for".
The earliest known use of the noun "sanctuary" in English is recorded in the Oxford English Dictionary (OED) as occurring before 1340. The word originated during the Middle English period (1150—1500) and was famously utilized in the religious and moral writings of the hermit and