How to Get Your Creativity Flowing
Most of us are moving in a fast-pacing world. Each one of us is into different professions and stance in life. Let’s say you’re an artist, and it’s your duty to paint and mold....
Haruki Murakami and the Emancipation of the Mind
A question that shadows me always as an aspiring published writer is if I used to study writing or literature in some formal education in college or in a special “writing school.” Some established...
Why You Read What You Read
It has always been a simple question that we often seem to answer with shrugs on our shoulders. But really, what is it exactly that makes some readers lose themselves in non-fiction while others...
Artists in Tandem
Stories of creative collaborations come in many varieties. Others grow organically from a different type of relationship such as that of married couple Dorothymae Freeman and Robert L. Freeman. These two creative whizzes have...
Dressing to the Nines: A Writer’s Fashion
We wouldn’t really mind what the authors are wearing when they are in a book signing or just sitting down trying to do their usual writing regimen. After all, it’s their words that make...
“Deal” Game: The Art of Intermittent Peace
It has always been the gameplay of the political realm in the hope of forming allies or ending a dispute: diplomatic efforts, peace talks, peace negotiations, and they call it the process of peace-making....
Nick Robinson in Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom
After playing the role as Simon Spier in the movie Love, Simon, Nick Robinson is back as Zach in Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom, the sequel of the Jurassic World. Jurassic World is where he...
Free At Last: Where Freedom Begins
Holidays are most important to students. Not that everyone actually celebrated the essence of the holiday, but it was a day off from school. It meant more time with family and friends and less stress from class activities.