The Art of Irony: Unlocking Depth in Your Writing
Irony is a multifaceted literary device that, when wielded with skill, can add layers of meaning and nuance to your writing.
Irony is a multifaceted literary device that, when wielded with skill, can add layers of meaning and nuance to your writing.
“She is the daughter who heard the news. Whose eyes began to well, but after eighteen years is all out of tears”
Plot arcs are the core structure that carries us through the captivating twists and turns of our favourite stories.
“No one told us what we should do while doctors opened his ribcage and stopped his heart.”
The semi-colon and the colon are more than marks on a page; they’re crucial tools in the craft of writing. In this article, we break down the rules for each, showing how to use them effectively in various writing contexts.
“One night is all it took, two people fall in a flash, one instant freezes the moment”
Submit a micro nonfiction story “from the heart” of between 100-300 words for your chance to win $120 plus publication!
Facebook marketing for authors can be likened to creating a welcoming corner in a bustling coffee shop. This space, your author Facebook page, becomes a familiar and inviting spot where you can display your literary works and engage directly with your audience.
“For in that version, he had spared me a distant handshake. Spared me a goodbye. Left me the wide universe.”