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Writing The Worlds Language
FWM Online Magazine was founded in 2010 as an outlet for writers to share their voice. A member of the Flexwriters Creative Network, FWM Online features topics that range from author interviews to exploratory essays to articles on world and social events. FWM is also interested in writers who [...]
Jade Miramontes
Jade Miramontes was born at Osan AFB in Taejon, South Korea. She came here to the U.S in February of 1980, and has been in California ever since. Jade has had a love affair with writing and literature since she was a young child; and won several creative writing awards. In her Freshman year [...]
6 May 2013
… on our Second Amendment. No doubt you all know about the tragic attack on the Sandy Hook Elementary School in Connecticut. None of you will hear me say that [...]
8 Dec 2012
Dear Readers, as I am sure most, if not all of you know, quite a few of my fellow Californians attempted to abolish the death penalty here in this state. [...]
Writers Digest
Dear Readers, as I am sure most, if not all of you know, quite a few of my fellow Californians attempted to abolish the death penalty here in this state. Instead of putting monsters like the one I will tell you about in this column to death, they wanted to give them life sentences...
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Readers and Characters by Wm. Luke Everest “The reader follows the character, not the story,” said Scott Bradfield. This was scrawled in red ink at the top of my title page. I had a billion questions and I was nervous of bombarding the man as he probably had a novel...
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It’s been said that writing is a solitary vocation, and while that’s true in terms of sitting at the desk doing the actual writing, it is far from the truth in terms of community. As I’ve made my way down this merry path of writing, I have repeatedly been surprised by the kindness of...
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WATCHING THE SUNSET IS WONDERFUL By Walter William Safar A few years ago, Deutsche Welle wrote about an Ethiopian restaurant inBerlin, where an Ethiopian woman worked nearly 24/7, thus earning all of 500€ in over a year and a half. The African cocoa industry is experiencing a boom on the backs of...
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Rivers and estuaries So here’s the last (unless I have afterthoughts) of my mini-series about environments or types of places that help to inspire my poems and feature in them. Hmm… maybe forest? We’ll see. Anyway, this is about rivers. Many poets have been fascinated by rivers – fast ones, slow ones, big ones,...
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When I first met Lori L. Clark, I was immediately struck by her quick wit and awesome sense of humor. Lori is fun, optimistic, and genuinely kind. Having had the pleasure of reading her novel, Tyler Falls, (which you can find on Amazon) I can also say she’s a skilled writer with a knack...
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All books are not equal, at least as far as brains are concerned. Apparently, one can read all kinds of nonfiction — science, history, politics, philosophy, puzzles, technology — and some regions of the brain are left wanting. These are stimulated by fiction alone. Brain science seems to confirm this. Researchers have discovered that...
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Is the use of a stolen or borrowed profile photo on your professional profile ethical and/or a misrepresentation? What is LinkedIn? LinkedIn by its own definition is: - The mission of LinkedIn is to connect the world’s professionals to enable them to be more productive and successful. To achieve our Mission, we make...
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The sea, the shore I had the idea of posting with some thoughts about types of places or things in scenery that inspire me and appear in my poetry. So – number one: THE SEA AND THE SHORE. The sea is mysterious for us because unless we dive, we see only the surface –...
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Long lines or short? Poetry’s origins are in song and chant that made their impact by sound. It remains, for me, an art of the spoken word: that it’s seen in print on the book page or the computer screen or by Kindle is a convenience but not an end. We need to hear...
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