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WORDS, WORDS, AND WORDS
Literary Field Research onWORDS, WORDS, WORDS NON-LINGUISTIC LANGUAGE is generally mingled and used in other languages by many people, when they are at other languages spoken places. Even the foreigner's languages are quite often mingled with other languages due to expression of words and speaking problem People who live in State/Country borders, the impact of mingled or clubbed languages used will be high and is very often observed. European languages like Italian, Russian, Spanish, Greek, Latin, are sometimes inter and intra-mingled and like that in Indian Languages, Sanskrit, Pali, Devangari, Dravida, Arabic, Parsi words are mostly mingled and inter & intra-...
What an Ending!
When all the results are tallied, there are only three fundamental conclusions a writer can make to end a story—life is good, life’s a bitch, life is survivable.People tend to like happy, feel-good endings, a portent of a promising future, everything all tied up nice and neat. The reason for this is simple. The real world is a messy place, rife with apprehension, a daily slog with gremlins hiding everywhere. We know we are being manipulated by the writer. We just don’t care. We need the elevation of spirit the same way people need church. A surrogate buoyancy to get us through the next round of stressors.The adverse of this deals with the prospect of ultimate failure. This is honest in...
In the End
Coming up with a satisfying and impactful ending for a novel can be a daunting task for many writers. However, there are several strategies and techniques that can help you craft a strong and effective conclusion to your story.Start with the beginning: Consider how you began your novel and think about how you can bring the story full circle. Your ending should provide a sense of resolution and closure that ties together the themes, characters, and plot points that you introduced at the beginning.Identify the story's central conflict: Your ending should address the central conflict of the story and provide a resolution for the protagonist. This can involve the protagonist overcoming their fla...
You're Never Too Old To Start Writing
In 2020 I was an 89 year old retired trial lawyer with not much to do with my time. During a covid isolation, my wife said "Why don't you write a book? You were always good at legal briefs." "What would I write about?" I said. "Make up a story," she replied. I told her writing law and writing fiction were totally different skills, and it was ridiculous to think I could write a novel.I thought about it for a couple of days and then decided to give it a try. I wrote down a few words on paper, then a few more and soon I had a page. I took the page to my desk computer and entered the writing on Word. It didn't look right, so I started editing the page—and that was it. I was hooked. In four mon...
The US has lost its hegemony of interpretation
THE US HAS LOST ITS HEGEMONY OF INTERPRETATIONby Marc Batko <marc1seed@yahoo.com>With the advent of the Internet, the US has lost its hegemony of interpretation. Our allegiance is to the constitution, not to an unaccountable plutocracy or oligarchy with a history of colonialism and imperialism.In our economy of indebtedness and enrichment. the wrong buildings are built by the wrong people. We are an untied and divided republic with 10% owning 70% of the wealth and the bottom 50% only 2%.The American Century is over. Under the Washington Consensus, deregulation, privatization and liberalized markets were dysfunctional dogmas. Countries in Latin America, the C...
WILL AI MAKE AUTHORS OBSOLETE?
By Andrew G. BergerMany thanks to Authors' Lounge for giving me this opportunity to write down my thoughts on the most recent AI developments, its chances and risks.The fear of machines, robots, and artificial intelligence has been as old as humanity's longing to simplify their lives, enhance their capabilities, or even – as "homo deus" - create a new life form: Artificial Intelligence. Professor Yuval Noah Harari describes this process and its potential consequences in his book "Homo Deus: A Brief History of Tomorrow." His concern is that artificial intelligence might not make humans all-powerful but rather render them obsolete. The best selling author predicted in 2016 that AI might crea...
Mastering the Tweet: 18 Twitter Communities for Authors and Book Promotion
Are you an author looking to skyrocket your book's visibility and connect with your target audience? Dive into the world of Twitter communities! Discover the untapped potential of these dynamic spaces, where authors unite, readers engage, and books flourish. Join the conversation, share your work, and watch your author brand soar to new heights. Picture this: a platform where authors can share their stories, gain valuable insights, and build a dedicated fanbase. That's exactly what Twitter communities offer. Whether you write fiction, non-fiction, or children's books, there's a community tailored just for you. Don't miss out on the chance to supercharge your book promotion and network with f...
The full undeniable TRUTH about The Illuminati
JESUS WAS MURDERED FOR THIS MINISTRYTargeted Individuals do exist. They are targeted by The Man of Sin.2 Thessalonians 2: 1-6 THE MAN OF SIN REVEALED To: @ Schizophrenia is Voice To Skull US AirForce patent 6470214 pg5 You are going to want to be sure you store the attached file in order to go through the documents entirety. Have you noticed the comments that get placed on my posts? What about the one’s here? Have you noticed the common denominator in them? You said my IQ was “LOW.” No sir, it’s actually very high, so high, most can’t keep up. This also has been established by Nancy Coover Andreasen: American neuroscientist. Our Schizophrenia “GO TO LADY,” ...
This Guy Walks Into a Bar
Like the protagonist in my new crime thriller, This Guy Walks Into a Bar, I was once asked to ghostwrite a book by the mistress of a notorious crime boss. Unlike Joe Campbell, the everyman Average Joe from TGWIAB, I backed out, mainly out of fear.But, over the years, I've often wondered, What If?On a cold, rainy night many moons ago, I sat in a threadbare booth in a dimly lit bar across from a mysterious woman who just had to have her story told. Through the haze of smoke rising from her endless drags on a cigarette, I listened in awe as she regaled me with her fantastical stories.My initial thought was that she was delusional. But as the minutes ticked by, I came to realize she was the real...
HOW THE X-FACTOR SPAWNED A DYSTOPIAN NOVEL
Have you ever dreamed or thought about what it would be like to live in a world where the number one priority is to be happy, joyful and peaceful? Welcome to Tranquility. A place where you let all of your fears go. However, how would you feel if you were forced to be happy? What if your every emotion was being monitored? This is also Tranquility. “How did you come up with that idea for your series?” This is the most asked question when I present my author talk to groups of middle and high school kids. It is indeed a story in itself. Thirty-two years ago I was like everyone else in the general population. I had no idea what Fragile X was. That all changed when ...