African American Silent Generation
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A brief take on African American novelists born between born between 1928
and 1945.
Written by Howard Rambsy II
Voiceover by Kassandra Timm
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cul de sac
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lights flick on
first the nurse
a dialysis veteran
she greets her firefighter husband
coming off a long...and busy shift
one quick kitchen kiss
then away
mo...
Goldilocks, and Beyond
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The thing about 2023 (yes, I'm going straight to talking about a year ago)
is I had to work through a hodgepodge of things already set in motion while
test...
Dating For Dummies – How To Gain Power Over Men
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Far From BasYc by G.L. Lambert
"G.L. I still don't get it. You need to break down dating like I'm DUMB
because I've read Solving Single [...]
Thanks for...
Jason Tandon
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Born in Hartford, CT in 1975, Jason Tandon is the author of four books of
poetry, including *The Actual World*, *Quality of Life*, and *Give Over the
Hec...
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becoming softer after every compromise
brittled and self-destructive, we were charring
into sharper malicious states of being
compressing ourselves into mo...
Life happens...
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My baby boy is 12...
My baby girl almost 1...
Life happened so i did not post anything in forever.
Well Same moonlight for our Dreams is coming back.
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THE JEM MOVIE'S SHANA AND COLORISM
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from a decidedly brown-skinned black girl with a big bouncy purple fro to a
beige biracial "safely black" girl with straight hair
This strikes close to hom...
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Hey there, fighter
it will get brighter.
Take a breath, a little deeper
and bring your faith a little higher.
Remember, you are a leader
not a follower..
M...
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Inhale the yawning frost
let it gather and collect
beside your sleepy heart
drowsy from neglect.
Rest your ghostly frame,
hush her muddled drawl.
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I like to think that motivational and inspirational quotes about writing are crumbs that lead one to the table of action. Let’s face it, we're all susceptible to emotional ruts and bouts of laziness we call writer’s block but in the end the only way to write is to write…here are a few quotes I peek at every now and again when I need to shovel some coals into the writing furnace…
I like how you said that motivational and inspirational quotes are crumbs that lead to action. I can't tell you how many times the smallest thing has inspired me. Very perceptive...
A great post indeed, and the one I liked the best was:
"There is no great writing, only rewriting".
Its absolutely true and something not many upcoming writers realize. I have seen many aspiring writers who are always a little judgmental of everything they churn out while writing their first drafts.
A good writer once said that if you ever get to read the first draft of any great writer, you will never read him again ...
I like how you said that motivational and inspirational quotes are crumbs that lead to action. I can't tell you how many times the smallest thing has inspired me. Very perceptive...
ReplyDeleteThanks...inspiration is a wonderful thing indeed :-)...I put the quotes up last night but the fonts were crappy...this one works better...ONE::
ReplyDeleteThis may not sound like an inspirational quote, but it is to me:
ReplyDelete"I write to no purpose. I write, as it seems to me one must write, for nothing."-Marguerite Duras
Here's one of mine: "Writing is like giving birth to yourself."
"Writing is the best way to talk without being interrupted." Pretty much sums up my reason for writing!
ReplyDeleteNice dude... thanks for these quotes... like it....
ReplyDeleteA great post indeed, and the one I liked the best was:
ReplyDelete"There is no great writing, only rewriting".
Its absolutely true and something not many upcoming writers realize. I have seen many aspiring writers who are always a little judgmental of everything they churn out while writing their first drafts.
A good writer once said that if you ever get to read the first draft of any great writer, you will never read him again ...