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May 2022 Short Story Picture Prompt Contest Winner
The chandelier blazes like a summer sun. The clink of a hundred glasses shatters the room and a hundred different voices trample over the shards. A song weaves through the background, every so often slicing through the conversation.It’s too much....
Memories of Life – Library of Lost Memories Contest
One of the skills of a talented writer is to look at common daily occurrences and find depth and meaning behind them. To find a hidden beauty, understanding, and most importantly... a story. Whether we notice or not, our life experiences carry over into...
New leaderboard just dropped! – Library of Lost Memories Leaderboard
We are now approaching the final months of the Library of Lost Memories Article Contest, so I'd say now is a pretty good time to throw up the leaderboard!The writers on this leaderboard are a small but mighty group whose faces you'll probably...
Debunking Negative Opinions of Pride and Prejudice
Classic vs Modern Literature – Strengths and Weaknesses
By R.M. ArcherFive years ago, I balked at the idea of reading classic literature. Well, except Lord of the Rings or Narnia, since those were their own category and didn’t count as “classics”; they weren’t boring enough. And Tom Sawyer, because that one was fun. And...
How Little Women Pulled off a Love Triangle That Works
By Rachel Leitch Was Little Women the first example of a ship war?Quick definition (in case you’re like me and didn’t know): A ship war is when fans of a movie or book are divided on their opinions of which character should end up with the love interest.No matter...