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Explaining My Inspirations For My Women's Wrestling Fiction Stories on Vocal
A lot of you may have noticed that I've been writing some fiction stories centering on the world of women's wrestling. I've been writing these stories for the last year or so, as a way of taking my fandom of women's wrestling to yet another level. For those of you familiar with my Lifetime-esque fics, don't fret, they are still coming.
By Clyde E. Dawkins7 days ago in Writers
Unofficial Challenge: The Worst Job Ever
After six and a half months of doing the work of two people, a months-long twitch impacting my right eye, consistent migraines, and restarting antidepressants as an attempt to cope, I am officially done with a job that has basically been killing me.
By Kay Husnick7 days ago in Writers
COmedy Writing
John Vorhaus wrote Married With Children and a book called “The Comedy Toolbox” never read the book but I have read a couple of his lectures. I would highly recommend his writing and advice on comedy writing to any aspiring comedy writers.
By DJ Robbins7 days ago in Writers
Seven Years, One Heart: Where My Old Bones Truly Belong
They always say you raise children to safeguard your old age, yet here I am, these old bones of mine having lived in my daughter’s home for seven years straight.
By Water&Well&Page7 days ago in Writers
How to Track Competitor Product Strategies Using Data Scraping
In today’s ecommerce landscape, guessing what your competitors are doing is no longer an option. Markets move fast, product cycles are shorter, and customer expectations change almost overnight.
By Retail Gators7 days ago in Writers
How Aviation Electronics Improve Aircraft Safety and Performance. AI-Generated.
Modern aviation has evolved dramatically over the past few decades, and one of the most important drivers of this progress is aviation electronics. Often referred to as avionics, these advanced electronic systems play a crucial role in ensuring aircraft operate safely, efficiently and reliably. From navigation and communication systems to flight monitoring and automation technologies, aviation electronics have become the backbone of modern aircraft operations.
By Beckett Dowhan7 days ago in Writers
I'm Really Starting to Hate the BBC and Their Acts of Bad Faith
It's a Friday and I'm watching the news. I don't usually choose to watch the news because I'm starting to hate the BBC. It's the BBC Breakfast Show and I'm tuning in to see what's going on in the world.
By Annie Kapur7 days ago in Writers
How to Find Reliable Aircraft Parts Manufacturers for Quality Sourcing
Finding reliable aircraft parts manufacturers is one of the most important steps in maintaining safety and performance in aviation. Aircraft systems depend on precise and high-quality components, and even a small issue in sourcing can lead to delays, increased costs, or operational risks. Because of this, selecting the right manufacturer is not just about availability, but also about trust, quality, and long-term reliability.
By Beckett Dowhan7 days ago in Writers
Quarter 1 Performance Report. Top Story - April 2026.
Last year (2025), I challenged myself to write at least one story for each of the 48 Vocal communities. I have achieved that goal, but a lot of new community stories were cramped into the last two weeks of the year.
By Lana V Lynx7 days ago in Writers
What Good are Numbers?
The world revolves around numbers. The whole purpose of something so simple is to quantify progress, determine outcomes, and assign value to nearly every aspect of life. Without numbers, the world would lose every ounce of structure it ever had, therefore, numbers are important in every way possible. Numbers are treated as essential, reasonably so. I would like to disagree, yet I do not think I can.
By Sophia8 days ago in Writers
The Fire I Built After The Fireworks
I recognized him immediately, because I used to be the one looking at the sky instead of building a fire. Back then, I knew every kind of brightness except the one that lasts. I knew how to chase color, noise, applause, the sudden rush of being wanted somewhere, by someone, for something. I mastered the art of mistaking motion for life – of letting flashes of joy convince me that I was warm, charismatic, even while I was freezing underneath them.
By Gabriella Reti8 days ago in Writers
157 Articles Later, I Realized I Was Chasing the Wrong Thing
I didn’t start writing because I loved writing. I started because I thought it could make money. That’s the part most people don’t say out loud.
By abualyaanart8 days ago in Writers