Tag: Writer

What cuts did Christianity make to the Bible?

Around 180 A.D., the pagan writer Celsus notes they “alter the original text of the Gospel three or four or many times, and modify it in order to be able to reject criticisms.” Around 400 A.D., the Christian translator Jerome, likewise, complains that Christian cop...

The Path to Becoming a Biotech Writer

Many industries experience growth and advancement regularly. Therefore, they continuously seek the services of capable professionals to share their journey and the solutions they create with their target audience. It’s the same in biotechnology industries. Being a biotech writer means shari...

Part 3 | CRIME WRITER TURNED VICTIM AND SURVIVOR: Understanding Drug Facilitated Crimes

In an effort to bring awareness and understanding to what drug facilitated crime scenarios look like and the obstacles victims face, we must begin with ourselves. The law and societal biases won’t change unless we start here, one at a time, learning more and challenging our own thoughts and pr...

How To Became a Writer At 77

I’m the Grandma Moses of writing. She began painting professionally at 77. It’s never too late to start something new. I’m not saying you should wait until you’re in your seventies to follow your dream. But if you do, there is no reason you can’t. I’m living pr...

How To Make Yourself Useful Even When You???re Just a Writer

My wife and I were curled up on the sofa, about to watch a movie, when my kids started screaming. “Daddy! Daddy! Daddy! It’s the end of the world!” Instantly, my wife, the dog and I accelerated up the stairs, barely touching the floor as we ascended. The dog was especially ...

I Don???t Want to Be a Writer Anymore

I don’t want to be a writer anymore. I am so tired. That little girl, sitting alone in her room (with piles and piles of stories all around her) is dead. Not on the outside, but on the inside. Building a life-sustaining writing business has killed her soul and stolen her creative breath. ...

What makes a good writer?

The number of contests my little writings have been sent to. The number of Substack articles that go unnoticed. The number of stories that never see light of day, stuck amongst the cobwebs of my mind. Tonight, I am convinced I must let it go. This hobby, something that started off as a happy o...