Achievements

The Evolution of Artificial Intelligence
Introduction The concept of artificial intelligence (AI) has fascinated human minds for decades, often conjuring images of sentient robots, intelligent machines, and dystopian futures. What was once relegated to science fiction has steadily transitioned into a tangible reality, with AI permeating various aspects of our lives. This article explores the journey of AI from its inception in speculative fiction to its present-day manifestations, uncovering the milestones, challenges, and potential implications of this transformative technology.
By Ojas Baid2 years ago in Writers
When Writers Support Writers. Top Story - August 2023.
It’s their first booksigning as a new author. They did everything exactly as they should to prepare, including sending out invitations. 40 people said they’d be there. 2 showed up.
By Judey Kalchik 2 years ago in Writers
A Humble Champion
In the rolling hills of Norway, where fjords meet the sea, Victor Hovland's story unfolded like a tale of humility and perseverance. From the very beginning, he displayed an unwavering dedication to his craft, his humble demeanor matched only by his boundless passion for golf.
By Mentor okafor2 years ago in Writers
Whispers of Farewell
In a quiet village nestled in the embrace of rolling hills and azure skies, lived a young woman named Amelia. She was known throughout the village for her kindness, her warm smile that could brighten the gloomiest of days, and her unwavering love for her younger brother, Oliver.
By Van gogh 2 years ago in Writers
Go to hell
In a small, forgotten town named Havenbrook, there was a legend that whispered through the winds and echoed in the hearts of its residents. The legend spoke of a mystical place known as "Go to Hell," a mysterious forest shrouded in myths and tales of darkness. Some believed it to be a cursed realm, while others thought it was merely an old wives' tale.
By Van gogh 2 years ago in Writers
"Victorious Spain Clinches Women's World Cup Glory, Overcoming England in Thrilling Final"
Spain crushed Britain 1-0 in the last of the Ladies' Reality Cup on Sunday, covering off a competition that has broken participation and television records and raised any desires for a flood in interest for the ladies' down.
By Ekene Nicholas2 years ago in Writers
New Musings on the Block
I noticed recently that I've got 3,000 reads! Whoever you are, thank you. I wanted to mark this milestone somehow, but wasn't sure how. Then I read Lilly Cooper's Top Story about writer's block. (If you haven't read it yet, go and have a look - it's insightful!)
By L.C. Schäfer2 years ago in Writers
Uncle Ben’s Sun-Ray Club . Runner-Up in Writers Challenge. Top Story - August 2023.
The topic was “How I Spent My Summer Vacation”. Boring, right? Unless, like me, you'd had the most enchanted vacation of all time.
By Marie Wilson2 years ago in Writers
Notion Starting points: Following My Development as an Essayist
As I track the way of wistfulness, my brain meanders back to the weak recollections of my earliest composing try. It was anything but a task constrained upon me by an instructor; rather, it was a flash of motivation that lighted my creative mind and set my contemplations on paper. Considering that early piece, I understand how far I've come as an essayist, and how my style and viewpoint have developed since those suspicion starting points.
By Manjit@6400..2 years ago in Writers
My First Story In The Writer’s Community On Vocal
My name is Mariann Carroll, I am a writer on Vocal. My first few creations on Vocal was not approved. They were actually stories. I try to enter them at the Challenges.
By Mariann Carroll2 years ago in Writers
The Frog Journal
So, it's come to this. You're really going to make me do this, Vocal challengers? I wasn't going to enter this one, thinking I had burned all bridges to that mythical First self-driven scribble. But wait. I knew very well I had that green journal I wrote passionately in for about a week in February when I was nine, buried somewhere. Happened to be in a duffel-bag under my bed, so now I guess we're going to need to muster our patience and let a writer under thirteen Vocalize here. If only in spirit. I will provide a running commentary, not changing names and places, and it can serve as a Getting-to-Know Me piece, for those curious.
By Rob Angeli2 years ago in Writers
The Beam Retold
...I have to reach back to childhood for this (and rely on my mother's insistence of this as fact). The "first" piece I ever presented to her was something called, quite simply, "The Beam."
By Kent Brindley2 years ago in Writers