A Three Part Story, Accompanied by Three Photos • They put in the effort, but it does sometime seem strained, like they forgot they were supposed to be trying, so, of course, I don’t feel at home out… Read More
Category: FictionTags: #blogger, #chapters, #christmas, #christmastree, #flashfiction, #iphone8, #iphonephotography, #mystory, #photog, #shortstory, #snow, #story, #storyteller, #writemore, Brooklyn, family, Fiction, Holiday, iPhone only, Love, Marvel, my story, novel, NYC, photographer, Photography, Spiderman, Write More, writer, Writing
• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Prompt • One Man’s Trash • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •… Read More
Category: FictionTags: Big City, Brooklyn, Bushwick Resident, creative writing, fiction, fiction reader, For Writers hope, Just Write, Manhattan, New York City, novella, NYC, prompt, Short Story, super short story, writer, writers' salon, Writing
• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Prompt • Eclipse • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •… Read More
Category: FictionTags: big city living, Brooklyn, Bushwick Resident, depression, displaced, eclipse, feeling alone, fiction, fiction reader, For Writers, homesick, hope, Just Write, Manhattan, New York City, NYC, prompt, Short Story, super short story, writer, writers' salon, Writing
R Culture: Mixtape Orange — Oh, Culture… R Culture is a culture and art web-magazine, aimed to show-off the amazingly creative people we are lucky to meet. We also hope to provide a platform for students to take… Read More
Category: CollaborationsTags: Anthony Gaskins, Art, black lives matter, Collaboration, Culture, Culture Magazine, Educate, education, egypt, fashion, feature article, film, film photography, identity, Magazine, movements, music, Photography, Photos, Producer, R Culture, self publishing, social, Social Movement, Spotlight, stop and frisk, travel, world traveler, Writing, Zine
… reflecting on your opinion. Have you ever looked at a water cooler jug—the ones in offices and some homes—and just couldn’t tell where the water line stands? Just couldn’t tell how full the jug was from the… Read More
“Use the right word and not its second cousin.” – Mark Twain
Category: QuotesTags: authors, books, fiction, Huck Finn, Huckleberry Finn, Mark Twain, novels, quotes, Quotes About Writing, Quotes from Writers, Tom Sawyer, writer, Writing
“…you have to develop a conscience and if on top of that you have talent so much the better. But if you have talent without conscience, you are just one of many thousand journalists.” – F. Scott Fitzgerald
“If there’s a book you really want to read but it hasn’t been written yet, then you must write it.” – Toni Morrison
“There is nothing to writing. All you do is sit down at a typewriter and bleed.” – Ernest Hemingway
“In a writer there must always be two people – the writer and the critic.” – Leo Tolstoy
R Culture: Mixtape Blue — Be Culture. R Culture is a quarterly culture and art web-magazine, aimed to show-off the amazingly creative people we are lucky to meet. We also hope to provide a platform for students to… Read More
Category: CollaborationsTags: Anthony Gaskins, Art, Collaboration, Culinary Arts, Culture, Culture Magazine, Educate, education, feature article, film, film photography, Food, identity, Magazine, music, Photography, Photos, poetry, Producer, R Culture, self publishing, social, Social Movement, Spotlight, Writing, Zine
R Culture: Mixtape Red — The Art Responds to OUR Society. R Culture is a quarterly culture and art web-magazine, aimed to show-off the amazingly creative people we are lucky to meet. We also hope to provide a platform… Read More
Category: CollaborationsTags: Anthony Gaskins, Art, city photography, Collaboration, Culture, Culture Magazine, education, feature article, film photography, identity, Magazine, music, Photography, Photos, poetry, producing, R Culture, schooling, self publishing, social, social movements, Writing, Zine
“To me, the greatest pleasure of writing is not what it’s about, but the inner music the words make.” – Truman Capote
“Caress the detail, the divine detail.” – Vladimir Nabokov
“All good writing is swimming under water and holding your breath.” – F. Scott Fitzgerald
Took last week off, need few more weeks to catch up with life. With my recent move to NYC and my constant search for apartments and work, I have been inundated with day-to-day tasks, interview follow-ups, and meetings. Add my… Read More
Category: Random Blog PostTags: Argentina, Christmas Gifts, CM Punk, comic books, constant search, Einstein's Dreams, Gifts for Writers, Holiday Season, MMA, New York City, NYC, The Little Prince, UFC, Vacation, Week Off, Wrestling, Writers, Writing, WWE
“Write without pay until somebody offers to pay.” – Mark Twain
Arbitrary List of Things I’ll Miss About Argentina Since January I have been living with my grandpa in Tucumán, Argentina. I was born and lived in Argentina until 9-years-old, then moved to the states, Maryland to be exact, and from… Read More
Category: Random Blog PostTags: 2014, Argentina, Argentina Customs, Boca Jrs., Cerveza, Culture, Empanadas, family, Fernet, Fernet con Coca, FIFA World Cup, Food, Friends, Home Town, Junk Food, Quilmes, Quilmes Beer, Random Blog Post, The World Cup, Time to Write, travel, traveling, Write, writer, Writing, Writing Full-Time, year off
Pick ten people you know and write a one-sentence description for each of them. Focus on what makes each person unique and noteworthy. N.D. – His limbs and his length resemble an age-battered tie, wrinkled and slouched on a plastic hanger,… Read More
Category: FictionTags: character descriptions, Craft, Craft Exercises, describe characters, Descriptions, Details, family, fiction, Friends, Just Write, personal traits, writer, Writer Life, Writing, Writing Details, Writing Exercises
Write a 300-word description of your bedroom. Think about the items you have or the other elements of your room that give the best clues about who you are or who you want others to think you are…. Read More
Category: FictionTags: Argentina, Craft, Craft Exercises, fiction, J.D. Salinger, Just Write, luggage, new york, packing, The Catcher in the Rye, traveling, writer, Writer Life, Writing, Writing Exercises
What five websites do you visit often, and why? You check your email, put on a great album, then open up your web browser. You check your Facebook feed, type “happy bday” to some forgotten friends, see what is happening on… Read More
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No better feeling than getting to type those beautiful words: the end. Scene after scene, page after page, month after month, my good friend and I worked tirelessly on a feature film script. Through tough blocks of frozen minds, spewing crap… Read More
