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* distain
View post: * distainSooo sick and tired of the waiting game that oh so lovingly accompanies a military move. For anyone who has not been through any kind of military move, just know the PG version of this the phrase to my left is thrown in your face as a sort of shrug. Order selection can take a…
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Novel Research
View post: Novel ResearchDefinitely not the type of person to think that I know everything, but the amount of research I’ve done so far for this novel has kind of surprised me. The story I’m writing is set around the late 18th century. It is a fantasy world, but relates to our world for most things. The moon…
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Let That Shit Go
View post: Let That Shit GoThe house is currently in a state of organized chaos. There is order to the madness, but after packing most of the decor yesterday, I feel like I live in a strange hotel. Everything so simple and clean; very minimalism which is the opposite of my aesthetic. We are continuing to jump through hoops as…
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Bit of a funny assignment.
View post: Bit of a funny assignment.Below is an argumentative essay I wrote in my college-level English comprehension call. There were a few few different topics we could pick from, but they were all compare and contrast two things, then make an argument supporting one of the side. The topic I picked was compare and contrast two villains from movie or…
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Art
View post: ArtJust added an art page on here to display works I have done in the last few years and a place for new works as they come into creation. I am comfortable with pen and ink, pointillism, oil paints, acrylic paints, watercolors, and mixed media drawings. After our move, I am hoping to have an…
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Page 22
View post: Page 22Started on page 22 of my attempted novel today. I really hate to sound trepidatious, but writing has been going pretty smooth. Like too, smooth. Like I feel that there should be some other struggle than having to stop writing only to empty my bladder again. With that said, I know that the ‘hit a…
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Writing: POV
View post: Writing: POVThe point of view (POV) that a writer chooses for their work is determined by several factors. Genre, or the type of writing, being the main one and how the context of the writing needs to be conveyed to the reader comes in second. There are three main types of writing POV’s to consider. Which…
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Book Writing
View post: Book WritingWriting a book is one of the most emotionally confusing and mentally exhausting undertaking one can make. As I was packing, I found a very rough draft of a short story I started years ago as part of a creative writing class stuck in a box of things to forget. I read through the draft…
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Moving
View post: MovingIn my first post, I mentioned an upcoming move. My husband is in the Navy and is being stationed overseas next spring. The animals and I are not going with due to many reasons and before you tell me how hard and sad that it, do not worry, I know. The upside to this, is…
WRITE. READ. REPEAT.
“Oscar Wilde said that if you know what you want to be, then you inevitably become it – that is your punishment, but if you never know, then you can be anything. There is a truth to that. We are not nouns, we are verbs.”
-Stephen Fry
About the Author
K. Fowler
K Fowler is a bibliophile and an artist from Washington State. She discusses literary analysis, college life, and her own artwork and appreciation for other’s. K’s preferred mediums are watercolor and oil paint with subjects ranging from the natural world to fantasy and surrealism. While a full time student, she sells her art on eBay and Etsy, and is a full time cat mom to an opinionated tortoiseshell named Olga. K currently holds an Associate’s of Art and is working towards her Bachelor’s of English. The book and art communities are the key building blocks to humanity and reflect how we react to and interact with the world around us. Each person’s experience is unique and worth hearing. So let’s talk about it all: the everything and the nothing.
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