Singularity Press
2 days ago1 min read
Introducing our Monthly Writing Contest!
From March 6th to March 29th, 2025, Singularity's monthly writing contest is officially open for submissions! We're looking for flash...
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Singularity Press
6 days ago3 min read
The Mentor Behind the Writer by Samantha Szumloz
Source: Marzano Human Resources Consulting I am the only person in my family tree pursuing creative and professional writing as a career....
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Singularity Press
Feb 243 min read
"The Empathy Engine" by Adam Buckley
I’m going to go somewhere weird and I hope you can follow me there. Fundamentally: writing is an exercise in empathy. By that, I mean...
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szumlo17
Feb 203 min read
"Diversifying the Literary World" by Samantha Szumloz
Image Source: Initially from Harvard Business Review , found on brownicity.com When we think of the phrase “classic authors,” who comes...
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szumlo17
Feb 172 min read
"Navigating Your Think Tank: Getting Ideas on the Page" by Ethan Gross
Image Source: Photo taken by Glenn Carstens-Peters, uploaded on Unsplash When you first start developing a project, it’s not uncommon to...
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Singularity Press
Feb 131 min read
Writing Themed Valentine's Day Cards!
The most loving day of the year is coming up in—oh, my—its tomorrow! Need a last minute gift idea for that special someone in your life?...
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Singularity Press
Feb 103 min read
“Using Instagram as a Self-Publishing Platform—To Do or Not To Do?” by Samantha Szumloz
Image Source: Iconosquare Instagram is perhaps one of the most powerful word-spreaders in our media today. The app circulates news,...
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Singularity Press
Feb 32 min read
"Writing is a Magic Trick" by Adam Buckley
A magic trick has three parts—the pledge, the turn, and the prestige—and so does a story. The pledge shows the audience something...
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mcderm98
Nov 22, 20242 min read
“Do Kiss and Tale” by Sky Middleton
Who doesn’t love, love? It’s something I’ve always wondered about but will never understand. As a reader, I am always searching for...
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Emily Mendelsohn
Nov 8, 20243 min read
Embracing my Wild Writer Identity (And How to Embrace Your Own): By Samantha Szumloz
As writers, there can be pressure to write in one literary genre. Editors, professors, colleagues, and even loved ones may pigeonhole us...
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Emily Mendelsohn
Nov 6, 20243 min read
Managing Writing Deadlines with Excessive Procrastination
Until high school, I had never really considered myself a procrastinator. However, when ninth grade rolled around, my priorities began to...
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szumlo17
Oct 19, 20243 min read
The Writing Life: Coffee, Chaos, and Characters I Can’t Control
Ah, writing. That magical, mystical process where we, the humble authors, sit down, summon all our creativity, and effortlessly produce...
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Elizabeth Harris
Oct 11, 20243 min read
How to Thrive as an ADHD Writer
Let me just cut down to the chase being a writer is already tough enough. Trying to come up with 500, 1,000, 100,000 words oh god that's...
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Elizabeth Harris
Oct 6, 20243 min read
Greta Gerwig's Adaptation of Little Women
Since its release in 1868, Little Women by Louisa May Alcott has remained an influential piece of literature all across the world....
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Adam Buckley
Sep 21, 20242 min read
The Art of the Steal: How to Iterate on Inspiration
(Image credit: Mr.TinDC) Envy is an ugly thing, but we’ve all felt it. Sometimes, when we encounter a story so amazing, we have to get up...
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Lauren Rimerman
Jul 25, 20242 min read
5 Books To Read Over The Summer
#writing #reading #worldbuilding #books #genres #character One of the biggest ways a writer can get some inspiration is by reading other...
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Sophia Nigro
Jul 5, 20243 min read
Why I Prefer Handwriting over Typing
As we continue into this digital age, I’ve begun to notice how we’re moving further and further away from physical media. I remember when...
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Amani Trower
Apr 22, 20243 min read
Go Green for Earth Day!
Happy Earth Day! Today is a day to celebrate and appreciate the Earth and all it has given us. Fifty-four years ago to this day, the...
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Shea Roberts
Apr 1, 20243 min read
So, You Think You're Done Writing
At last, it’s happened: you’ve finished your piece. It might be a chapter, a short story, maybe a poem. Most importantly, it’s beautiful,...
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Eric Noon
Mar 25, 20242 min read
Sometimes, It is Just Something to Sneeze At!
Have you sneezed at all in the past day or so? Well, if you have, first of all, bless you, but also did you know that you’re deathly ill...
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