Author name: Onyemechi Nwakonam

Are you struggling to find inspiration for your creative writing in the chilly days of January? The post-holiday blues, coupled

If you want to quit writing… read this
Today I want to share a story I am finding really helpful.
It is the highlight of what I am feeling right now and I know you will find it useful too.
Once upon a time Raymond Carver, a famous writer went for a meeting. During the Questions and Answers session. A member of the audience asked a question.
The young writer asked whether to quit writing or keep going.
Raymond Carver looked at the writer and he said, Quit writing. By all means do.
This was a…

Leaving my Comfort Zone of Writing.
Recently I was doing an audit of my skills and works as a writer.
The obvious to me was that I was not a very good writer(yet) to put it politely and be positive .
The next question I asked myself was “where is it?”
Where is what ?”
I asked the voice in my head.
Where’s your terrible writing?
Where’s your failed work?
I had nothing.
Of course I have a collection of my writing.
The question is something you have put in the effort and built to be shared. It…

High school is a period of immense growth, self-discovery, and complex emotions.  Exploring creative poetry prompts can help students process

Making time for creativity amid our busy schedules can be a challenge.  Exploring a new poetry prompt each week presents

Poetry presents a powerful medium for exploring profound aspects of the human experience.  Certain poetry topics and prompts naturally evoke

January brings a fresh start as we begin a new calendar year.  It is a time of reflection on the

Though it may be the shortest month, February offers no shortage of inspiration for creating poetry.  As winter lingers on,

March marks the beginning of spring, a time of renewal and rebirth.  As the dead of winter gives way to

April showers bring May flowers!  The month of April is characterized by change and rebirth as winter transitions to spring.