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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
The prologue is that first page (or few pages) at the opening of a story which gives readers background information, establishes character and setting, and/or gives readers a quick glimpse into the central conflict of the story, sometimes in an attempt to grasp the reader’s attention enough to motivate further reading. There does not...
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At the BBC, they fill silences. At 9am we’re all laughing at anecdotes that haven’t been spoken. It is done meticulously and efficiently. Now and then, an air of reverence descends, some mention of an impending celebrity, before a return, to the great chatter, that relieves us of the responsibility of our selves, and...
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Note before I start: The idea here is to incorporate the lyrics of a song into a story: – This story came into existence because of a suggestion by Elyse of fiftyfourandahalf fame. Now I am much older than I use to be, seems obvious but it had to be said. Both physically and...
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You have about fifteen seconds to get their attention, and given the average modern-day attention span, which is about that of a coffee-buzzed gnat, it’s best to try doing it in five. This being the case, one of the most important lines ever written in a novel is the first one. For contemporary writers,...
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This entry is inspired by Sam Keen’s, author of Fire in the Belly, infamous quote “You come to love not by finding a perfect person but by seeing an imperfect person perfectly!”. I chanced about a video posted on one social networking site of a funeral ceremony (this might sound absurd), how the...
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Back in the 70’s, while in High School, one of the required readings was the book, “My Mother Myself,” by Nancy Friday, this book made a lasting impression on my young mind. It is hard for me to recall much of it, except the title itself. However, much of my thoughts today about...
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Whilst looking at WriterBay.com to see whether it was a legitimate operation or another scam I turned up an interesting fact which may pose many writers a quandary with their ethics. WriterBay.com and Paperwritings.com – The Discovery Marc Babineau, freelance writer and steward at Helium, asked in a group discussion on LinkedIn if anyone...
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It only takes one glance at the cover of a romance novel to realize that this genre does not expel its resources to try to appeal to the male portion of the human race. And why should they? It’s a well-known fact that men are more interested in action than intimacy, blood than love, and are far more likely to invest...
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My return journey from the last date of my UK tour supporting the Miserable Rich culminated in an aborted 3am bus journey in the company of a sardine monster crush of wailing, jabbering flexing and vomiting half-baked and painted drooling students. Needless to say, two stops in, I walked home, laughing. I learned a...
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