Challenge

Little My
Rainy summer day. Little Cristal, in her red polka-dotted dress, shoulder-dances to the radio. My high blond pigtails bounce around my head as I click the final piece into a puzzle I've done a hundred times before. Yet, I still enjoy it just as much as the first time.
By Cristal S.8 months ago in Writers
i am deranged
I want to nominate Deranged by David Bowie. I only recently discovered it, but from the very first few seconds, it started to mean the world to me. The way David Bowie sings “I’m deranged” is so beautiful — it completely encapsulates me. I feel like I can really relate to it.
By Umar Faiz8 months ago in Writers
How I Built a 5-Figure Writing Career on LinkedIn
Introduction LinkedIn isn't just for job seekers or recruiters anymore. It's a goldmine for freelance writers who want to grow their income. I started with small gigs and big dreams. Now, I make a five-figure income just from my writing on LinkedIn. My secret? A smart plan, consistent effort, and making full use of what LinkedIn offers. If you're ready to turn your writing skills into a steady paycheck, this article lays out the exact steps I took—from creating a standout profile to closing high-paying clients.
By vijay sam8 months ago in Writers
INFINITE ME
Infinite me, reaches deep into the unknown, past recycled thoughts that slowly decompose, starved of my attention, feeling the feathers of the winged ones,
By Melissa Ireland8 months ago in Writers
Super Powers!
Since my first piece for Annie’s challenge was a bit of a heavy one, I decided to go in the complete opposite direction for my second submission—by writing about a silly, awesome anime opening that I love instead!
By angela hepworth8 months ago in Writers
Should You Use a Content Dump or a Writing Platform? Choosing the Best Solution for Your Content Strategy
Introduction Every content creator faces a tricky choice: should you use a dedicated writing platform or just dump your ideas into any tool available? The decision can change how efficiently you produce content and how excellent it turns out. The right pick depends on your goals, team size, and workflow. Effective content management isn’t just about saving time—it’s about making your work clearer, better, and more organized. Let’s explore the pros and cons of both options and see which suits you best.
By vijay sam8 months ago in Writers
Can AI Detectors Handle Translated or Paraphrased Text? I Tested It
Let me start with a confession: I’ve paraphrased AI content. I’ve translated it. I’ve fed my own words into rewriting tools just to see what would come back out. Not to cheat or cut corners—but to experiment. To understand how much of “me” still remains when a machine reshapes my sentences. But mostly, I did it to answer a question I’ve heard too often lately: Can AI detectors actually catch paraphrased or translated content?
By Karen Covey8 months ago in Writers
"A Random Start, or Maybe the Beginning of Something Real"
A Random Start, or Maybe the Beginning of Something Real" For years, I’ve been searching for that one thing that truly fits me — something that feels like mine, where I can share my story, express myself, and maybe even find new inspiration along the way.
By Jannice8 months ago in Writers
From Concept to Creation: How Tripo Studio is Revolutionizing 3D Design
For decades, 3D content creation has resembled an exclusive club with steep membership fees: years of technical training, expensive software suites, and high-end hardware requirements. Even for professionals, the traditional pipeline involves a frustrating dance between multiple specialized applications—one for modeling, another for texturing, a third for rigging, and yet more for optimization and rendering. This fragmentation doesn't just create technical barriers; it disrupts creative flow, turning what should be an inspiring process into a technical obstacle course.
By sammmy8 months ago in Writers
Everyone Gets a Soapbox
The Bell Tolls for You! Oyez, oyez, oyez! Hear ye, hear ye! Undust your bell. Get your cause on. The soapbox is yours. In honor of International Town Criers Day (second Monday in July), and with a nod to the International Day of Friendship (30th July).
By Mother Combs8 months ago in Writers
My scarred hand gave me freedom. Content Warning.
I was 10 years old when I first wanted to kill myself. I think the thought has been always present inside of me, like a warm, painful liquor, pushing aside my organs and making me unable to breathe. But I didn’t understand it before – the want.
By Nadja Bajde8 months ago in Writers
How to Find 30 Minutes a Day to Write: A Practical Guide to Boost Your Creativity and Productivity
Introduction Finding time to write often feels impossible when life is busy. Between work, family, and chasing other goals, writing is usually the last thing on the list. Yet, just half an hour per day can make a huge difference. Consistent writing helps improve skills, spark ideas, and push your projects forward. This guide shares simple, effective ways to carve out just 30 minutes daily, no matter your routine.
By vijay sam8 months ago in Writers