This experience, whatever it is called, where you start a book, and you almost immediately, lose interest, and then the next moment you pick up the book, you just can’t seem to put it down anymore, is

The year 2025 was such a dramatic year for me in most aspects, from books to personal life, and to academics. So much happened. It was the year i had the most book slumps and also the year I didn’t hit

When you’re ill and subjected to bed rest, there’s only so much rest your body can take. After all the drug induced sleeps, the bouts of weaknesses that assail you on waking, the next best thing to do,

I read somewhere, that one of the worst points to ever reach in life, as a human, is becoming numb to tragedy. The same situation could be likened to us readers. If we ever reach a point where tragedy

‘They’re about to spoil my favourite story once again’, ‘It’s 2025 and you haven’t read this? You’re missing out’ ‘I just know they are going to mess up this wonderful series’ - They all said. The statements

For every unsatisfying end to a book, there’s a unique reaction. Be it hissing, and then delving into another book, or staring into space, trying to make sense of what happened, constantly re-asking ‘Just

‎Once again, I am one of those people who could be inspired by anything and everything when it comes to reading a book. It could be the title, or a particular detail about the cover, or better still, because

Have you ever read a book and had to ask yourself 'why exactly did things go wrong?' or 'how did things come to how they did?' I don't think there's any such thing as pointlessness when it comes to creativity.

These last few weeks have been very exhausting for me. I've been pushed to tears, pushed to question everything, pushed to want to give up, but you know what id do? I'd just wipe my tears, find a book

I enjoy reading short stories. Most times, when I find myself tilting towards a book slump, I opt for books that are compilations of short stories. I don't know if I'm right but it helps me do away with

I've seen about three reviews here in this community, on this book and how amazing it is. But you see, everything I have to say about this book is no different from all they've said. So, this is going

These days, It feels like I've been keeping a streak of unsatisfying books. l read a total of four books this week and only one of them was satisfying enough. One I'm not going to review today. If it existed,

I'll like to believe I'm completely out of my book slump or I'm halfway there, considering I've been able to read three books throughout this month. Although it currently feels like pulling myself out

Excelente día Hivers, que todos estén en excelente estado de salud para seguir disfrutando cada día que comenzamos. Cuando la gente deja de crecer, envejece. Anónimo Fuente Fuente Deepak Chopra, especialista

Hi everyone! I wanted to stop in and let you know that I am doing a give-away in my reader group! I am a small potatoes indie author, but I am SO CLOSE to hitting an amazing milestone. #Half-Breed netted

Hello Freewriters! Welcome to a VERY belated of Week 2 AND 3 of NaNoWriMo encouragement post. And while I've had trouble getting anything done (IRL or on Steem) our brave freewriters are well on their

A few weeks ago @zeldacroft posted the beginning of a spooky we-write. She'd asked me to write an ending but I didn't have time to finish it before that week was over. You see, something strange happened

Hello Freewriters! Welcome to the beginning of Week 2 of NaNoWriMo. Our brave freewriters are well on their way to writing 50,000 words in the month of November. The FreeWriteHouse is here to support everyone

Hello Freewriters! Once again this year many brave souls are attempting to bang out an entire novel (at least 50,000 words!) in the month of November. It's called National Novel Writing Month, or NaNoWriMo,

Whoo hoo! Somehow I found the courage to finally upload my first book to Kindle. It’s been mostly done for months now, though I’ve been editing and tweaking it based on the Freewrite House Beta Reader’s