Vocabulary-Ubiquitous
A word from Latin that was used to refer to the quality of God to be omnipresent. In an older…
A word from Latin that was used to refer to the quality of God to be omnipresent. In an older…
Isabelle Allende writes about the past with sprawling romances and dark ways and days, lest we forget.
An unpleasant word for an unpleasant person. We all need characters in our stories and here is one insincere flatterer…
Joseph Heller wrote Catch-22, a classic novel that is brave, insightful, and poignant in its depiction of war and the…
A word that sounds familiar. From 14th century, meaning cloudy as in the nebula in the night sky. While it…
Arthur Schopenhauer was a 19th century philosopher. He opined that the universe is not a rational place.
A fancy vocabulary word to add some dark color to your writing. Use it! First known use in English in…
Blaise Pascal was a 17th century philosopher and mathematician. His writings were influenced by his Catholic faith.
A writing prompt that is familiar and still useful, no matter how many times we come back to it.
A new writing prompt for a new year–explore scents and the sense of words used in different locations.