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Vocal Highlight Reel: 2025
Well, it's official. 2025 has almost ended, and I wanted to wrap up the year by looking back on my writing and sharing a sort of highlight reel. I'm not sure where this is going to go, but we'll play it by ear and see what happens.
By Greg Seebregts3 months ago in Writers
The Day I Learned to Trust Myself
I used to doubt every choice I made. Even the smallest choices seemed daunting, and I often relied on others to decide what was best. But one day, I faced a moment where I had no one to rely on but myself.
By Yasir khan3 months ago in Writers
How LVDS Display Technology Powers Modern Screens
Modern displays appear effortless, delivering smooth visuals, sharp text, and vibrant colors across devices we use every day. From laptops and smartphones to medical and automotive systems, display technology has advanced rapidly. One key technology that continues to support this progress is LVDS, or Low-Voltage Differential Signaling.
By Abbasi Publisher3 months ago in Writers
All Challenges Completed
Introduction As always, I felt under pressure when the eight new challenges dropped. Today, on Christmas Eve, I completed the last one.
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred 3 months ago in Writers
I Tried AI for One Week — and My Burnout Finally Made Sense
I didn’t turn to AI out of excitement. I turned to it because I was worn down in a way rest couldn’t fix. Not physically exhausted — mentally crowded. My mind felt like it was constantly juggling unfinished thoughts, open tabs, and half-done plans. Even when I worked all day, nothing felt settled. Everything followed me into the evening.
By Areeba Umair3 months ago in Writers
Published in Portrait of New England. Top Story - December 2025.
My quest to find many publications with prestige to submit to has worked out even better than I thought. I was searching for more publications with more prestige in order to bolster my resume. I truly thought I'd try this for a year and not get published anywhere... maybe if I was lucky... in one of them. And I was OK with that... I was just going to try again the following year, and the year after that, and so on.
By Stephen Kramer Avitabile3 months ago in Writers
Considering The Situation V
Introduction This is just a public service announcement about the situation since I was unable to publish on the 23rd of November 2025. I am publishing this on the backup account for the reasons that I will lay out below.
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred - EBA3 months ago in Writers
Sky Diving
Anne Bernays and Pamela Painter — What If? Writing Exercise for Fiction Writers prompts The Exercise - Using the first person, describe an event or action you are fairly sure you will never experience firsthand. Be very specific - the more details you incorporate the more likely it is that your reader will believe you. Include your feelings and reactions. Limit: 550 words. The Objective - Writing what you know is all very well, but it certainly does restrict most of us within narrow confines. You must also be able to write what you don't know, but can imagine. This is what your imagination is for. Let it fly.
By Denise E Lindquist3 months ago in Writers
When Engineering Had to Breathe: Lessons from Apollo 13. AI-Generated.
There are moments in aerospace history when technology stops being about ambition and becomes about mercy. Apollo 13 was one of those moments.
By Beckett Dowhan3 months ago in Writers
“The New Cold Wars: How Regional Conflicts Shape Global Alliances”. AI-Generated.
For decades, global politics seemed to revolve around clear-cut alliances, superpower rivalries, and predictable patterns of conflict. Yet, the twenty-first century has introduced a new, complex reality: regional conflicts—once considered peripheral—are increasingly shaping global alliances and redefining the balance of power. From localized territorial disputes to proxy wars, these conflicts reverberate far beyond their immediate borders, influencing strategic decisions made in capitals thousands of miles away.
By sems3 months ago in Writers
“How Geopolitics Is Reshaping Global Sports”. AI-Generated.
For much of the twentieth century, global sports were widely portrayed as neutral spaces—arenas where political differences were temporarily set aside in the name of fair competition. The Olympic ideal, international tournaments, and global fandom were all built on the assumption that sports could unite societies beyond ideology, power struggles, and national rivalries. Today, that assumption is increasingly difficult to sustain.
By sems3 months ago in Writers
Looking 4Words. Top Story - December 2025.
“Sometimes softness is what leads to change.” A quote by, well, me. Why? Because not everything has to be loud and done with a bang. While simulatenously, too much is too loud and filled with banging (of metal, bodies, heads…)
By Oneg In The Arctic3 months ago in Writers