This article looks at the psychological phenomenon of suspension of disbelief in creative writing. The importance of realism in both the story world and in the mind of the reader is discussed.

If you have a knack for writing and you enjoy being creative, then taking on several creative writing jobs could be the perfect way to make some money. Earning cash online is very easy to do, but most still can’t think of a good way to earn from the comfort of their home. With creative writing, you can easily make a consistent income writing for other people.

A content writer comes in handy for those students who feel overwhelmed by the pressures that college brings with it. Your time in college does not have to be as tiring as you expect it to be. All you have to do is locate the right methods to make your life a tad bit easier to manage and there are many writing services out there waiting for the kill.

Please welcome my special guest, D.L. Reynolds. Reynolds is the author of the YA Christian fantasy, Darla Jade and the Balance of the Universe, the first book in this his new series for fans of fantasy and adventure fiction. I hope you’ll enjoy the interview!

Finding ideas for writing topics is easy when you simply remember your favourite things. You’ll never run short of ideas again. Fire up your creative spark and transform your ideas into action with these 7 simple steps.

There are a lot of ways to overthrow a dynasty in fiction or rpg settings, but most don’t look beyond armed conflict. This trope is easy to overuse or set up in ways that are not truly believable. Here are some pros and cons about revolt and war as dramatic device, and three things to keep in mind if you take that approach.

I can see the cicada, can the cicada see me? Oh yes, he can.

Read the four beautiful poems about children. Each poem has a different story, written a in similar rhyming style which makes it easy to read. These poems will enter your heart and touch your soul.

Read these four Beautiful Poems on Love, taken from “Short Poems By Lumiere” Collection. The first poem is titled “Who will win this heart of mine?”, the second poem is titled “Who do you want”, the third poem on Love is titled “Enchanted” and the forth poem is titled “The Only Way”.

Creativity as a process has only one true source, across all fields of creative endeavour, whether that be in the arts or in the sciences – and that is, the unconscious. Ayd Instone in “Creativity and the Beatles” has this to say: “It wasn’t until 1995 that Paul McCartney realised…that his 1965 song, Yesterday, apparently on the surface, about the loss of a lover was actually about the very real loss of his own mother a few years earlier from cancer.. a pain that he wasn’t consciously aware of when he wrote it… Perhaps creativity is a ghost after all, a spectre of energy, emotion and hidden memory that at certain times, perhaps when we least expect it, will come to haunt us.”

How can I “be” more? It is the everlasting human question and obsession that every society teaches and almost every individual seeks. Everything from ancient religions to today’s modern psychology has led millions to go from one extreme to another as an answer to how we can realize our potential and become more than we were. But what if you were told that the power to become more, to improve, to get rid of fears and ailments, to be hindered by almost nothing, was all from within…and to tap into that energy, all we had to do was dream?

Storytelling is like hypnosis, a gentle, measured, pleasingly modulated voice telling you things in a carefully structured order to get a specific response from you. It doesn’t the spell till you are ready to receive the suggestion (to quit smoking or whatever) then it leads you gently back into consciousness and feeling good about the experience. Your audience should feel that about your writing or other art, better for the experience. But it’s the same process, you gently lead people in, tell them a story, then gently push them to the exit hopefully with a warm glow. So… how DO you become a creative genius?