Let the Earth Open
by Oren Shved
Writing in different narrative perspectives—first, second, and third person—can profoundly alter the way a story or piece of text is presented. Below is a guide to comprehending and writing in each of these perspectives: 1. First Person Definition: The narrator is a character in the story, typically the protagonist, who refers to themselves as “I”...
Sitting on Top of the World
by Cheryl King
Death Can Wait: How I Beat Stage IV Cancer Naturally
by William Hudson
The Eternal’s Triumph
by P. J. Ashton
Fire Horse
by Pat Olney
The Eternal’s Chosen
by P. J. Ashton
Gaia’s Intervention, Part 1 of the Dolphin Riders Series
by Michael J. Ganas
The Corset Factory, Book 1: Threads of Destiny
by Valerie Anne Hudson
The Role of Character Traits in Literature: The Essence of Storytelling
In the expansive world of literature, characters are the driving force behind narratives, captivating readers and propelling the story. Among the many aspects that shape
Left-Handed vs. Right-Handed Writers: Unraveling the Mystery
When it comes to writing, the debate between left-handed and right-handed writers is as fascinating as it is intricate. Though only about 10% of the
The Power of Emotions in Literature: A Journey Through the Human Experience
Emotions are the lifeblood of literature, infusing stories with depth and meaning, and allowing readers to connect with characters and narratives on a profoundly personal
