Readers crave more than a retelling of facts. Here’s how to enliven your writing by developing your key message first. — I’ve written 4 books and over 60 scientific articles. These are the lessons about writing that I teach to my students. Sitting down to write does something weird to the human brain. Suddenly, even the most articulate storyteller is at a loss for words. Each sentence becomes a painful battle…

In the ideal Caribbean future, its people aren’t plagued by their troubles but rather heroes in their own story. — By Kay-Ann Henry for Quaint Revolt. All over the world, spaces with concentrated levels of culture and history still suffering the effects from colonization and present-day social turmoil will lay ground plans as to how said space can be one that survives in a new era. This is the question…

“How many times does the past have to repeat itself to stay in the past?” wrote Kyiv resident Tony Solovjov on Medium last weekend. …

La clasificación que utilizamos al describir las personas nos muestra lo que valoramos y deseamos. Todos clasificamos, la diferencia está en las características que utilizamos para la clasificación. — Se suele decir que podemos conocer una persona según la forma en la que trata un camarero, si es agradecida, prepotente, empática , si se cree con derecho absoluto, etc. …

Originally written on Tuesday, June 15th, 2021 Clouds I’m sitting on my terrace, glancing at the clouds drifting by, much like life does before our very own eyes. Nothing but masses of water droplets, yet these clouds come to life once the sun’s rays hit their surface. An act of nature…

Have you ever felt the need to scribble a lot of sentences, get everything ready, all set to write, and have nothing left to pen? I would like to call it, “Thinker’s block to writing,” akin to a lot of sentences, scrolling in the head while undergoing daily, mundane tasks…