Stories

The easiest way I've found to brainstorm alone.

These are some poems I wrote about a time in my life in my mid-teens, that was both painful and scarey for a young boy. I was facing both death and rejection. My grandfather had a lake we would go to and fish. But there were times I would go alone to just think and sort through everything happening in my life. This is my way of saying that if we would just stop and think our way through things, there is no mountain we cannot climb or no goal we cannot reach.

Just me venting frustrations, laugh if you guys want.

This is going to be where i am going to publish the writing exercizes that i have discovered and been directed to by members and through the Writing Prompts Forum. Enjoy reading my small little tales. I am going to attempt at least four exercises a week for your enjoyment.

What happens when two people meet, fall in love, and plan a wedding? The result can be the destruction of familial ties and be very funny, at least long after the fact. Take a glance and see if you have ever been to a bad wedding, or one like this.

I never felt like I wanted to express this, ever felt the need to say it, to write them down, to... Maybe i was just trying to keep it in me? who knows.. but... here goes:

Some groups have rituals that others may find disturbing. In these poems, Tiger explores these rituals.

Short, simple story that is completely open to interpretation!

Some possible methods that can be used to get around writer's block, and get back to finishing the stories you're working on

Discussing the positive and negative effects of hearing from tough critics on your work, and how to better use it to your advantage