Photo by Caio on Pexels.com Most authors agree that reading is an extension of writing. If you want to improve your writing skills, you have to read. A lot. To be perfectly honest with you, however, I don't read as much as I should. But this year, I wanted to change that, so I made… Continue reading Reviewing the Books I’ve Read This Year
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3 Memoirs about People who Overcame Major Suffering
Photo by Suzy Hazelwood on Pexels.com To be honest, memoirs are probably one of my least favorite literary genres, but let me explain. Memoirs will only be published if they are about a significant and oftentimes unique hardship that the author experienced in his or her life. Of course, there is nothing wrong with this,… Continue reading 3 Memoirs about People who Overcame Major Suffering
5 Short Stories for the Readers Who Are Short on Time
Photo by Edmond Elshani on Pexels.com It's difficult, even for the people who enjoy reading, to find time to read everyday. We fill our to-do lists with work, studies, family, friends, household chores, etc. Before we know it, it's eleven o'clock at night, and we're too tired to pick up our five-hundred-page novel that we… Continue reading 5 Short Stories for the Readers Who Are Short on Time
10 Classic Works of Literature That Are Actually Entertaining
Photo by Hello Aesthe on Pexels.com If you're a picky reader, you've probably found that some pieces of classic literature just aren't very fun to read. You might have found yourself falling asleep or zoning out while trying to decipher Shakespeare's romantic monologues or Jane Austin's family trees. (And don't get me wrong, Jane Austin… Continue reading 10 Classic Works of Literature That Are Actually Entertaining
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