Writing is a craft, not something you do only if you get inspired. It’s a craft, and you learn it by doing it. Write, read what you’ve written, re-write it, read it again, re-write, etc. And when you’re not writing, read! Read books, articles, short-stories, news papers. And then start writing some...
Hello friends, I hope you all are well. So I'm a new Scrivener user whose been exploring its features. I am a current PhD Candidate in Middle East Studies and Philosophy who is looking to transition my writing platform from Microsoft Word to Scrivener. I am a very experienced Microsoft Word and App...
Make a whole video series discussing your book(s) or writing. Though I think it was meant to be educational, a corollary effect is that it exposes your work to a wider audience.
So you thought you had a tough day watch this and see if it doesn’t help to reset your attitude Just heard an inspirational speaker. A former combat pilot who was shot down, horribly burned, injured and pronounced dead but who was resurrected by the grace of God to continue flying and reach the Holy...
Although... I'd contend that the 'creativity' required for factual writing - if it's to make the writing interesting and digestible to readers - can sometimes be almost as great as that required for fiction. I would suggest that it would have to be greater. I would respectfully suggest that's a loa...
i do enjoy east/west fusions; if any out there know any mongrelized shakesperean adaptations feel free to post. The Banquet is a Chinese version of Hamlet, https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0465676/ Trailer https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AgoQ6PDxihY The Banquet 1/5 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J14SF...
Thanks, nom - very interesting indeed. I'd also be interested in the next step Steven Pinker recommends - to compare brain images when the brain is engaged with fictional writing with images when it's engaged with factual writing. Although... I'd contend that the 'creativity' required for factual w...
About 20 years ago I read the complete works of Shakespeare and loved the historical and tragic plays. Each was good and it seemed better than the previous one. I recall that I liked King Lear best and thought that Titus Andronicus was a bit strange, almost psychedelic but still good. I could not re...
i do enjoy east/west fusions; if any out there know any mongrelized shakesperean adaptations feel free to post. As for that psychedelic post Vic, it's those eyes on the hands that makes everything so freaky and yet beautiful Ran , Kurosawa's take on King Lear. https://archive.org/details/01Ran_201904
Just read, ANCIENT INDIAN EDUCATION - Brahmanical and Buddhist, and Caitanya Caritamrta (for the 3rd time) Mahabharata Bhakti Rasamrta Sindu Tattva Sandarbha Srimad Bhagavatam Hari Vamsa The Vanished Library A Wonder of the Ancient World
A review of a MacBook from the Verge. And remember he is talking about Apple's entry level machines. Excerpt: Apple’s first-gen M1 chips have already upended our concept of laptop performance Apple’s first M1 MacBooks are here, and the world of laptops has changed overnight. When Apple first announc...
This feels we're on the cusp of a leap forward the likes of which we haven't seen since Beowulf clusters were a new idea, all built on RISC architecture that's been around since the 80s
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Maybe that is why the title was "How Apple Just Changed the Entire Industry." Just say'in.
"Marketing hype?" It was an independent review done by a self professed PC user. Right, the completely sober, hype-free statement that "Apple Just Changed the Entire Industry" is literally the headline. "Independent reviews" are just as prone to marketing hype as anyon...