by Aussie Writers | Jan 27, 2021 | Blogs, Fiction, Science
Think of one of the most recognised satirical artworks of the 20th century, Grant Wood’s American Gothic. That pitchfork. The frowning, distant-eyed woman in front of the oversized window of a Depression-era farmhouse. That stern, tight-lipped, bespectacled and sombre...
by Aussie Writers | Jul 16, 2020 | Fiction
Writing about health is not seen as a sexy pursuit in the way that authors of thrillers and fantasy may be perceived by their avid followers. The health space is considered to be a strictly non-fiction realm but in actual fact there are more bullshitters operating...
by Stewart | Sep 26, 2017 | Fiction
What happens if you need to create 500 compelling contents every week? Do you think you can still handle the load or is outsourcing an attractive option? This is the time when outsourcing content writing makes sense particularly for search engine optimization. Digital...
by Stewart | Feb 2, 2016 | Fiction
Black Beauty was a classic, War Horse had something to say about man’s inhumanity in the face of a noble beast, and The Horse Whisperer involved the healing power of animals. The great majority of novels about horses are written for young girls; there seems to be a...
by Aussie Writers | Jan 28, 2016 | Fiction
Treating a mental condition or illness can never be done perfectly through administration of medicine alone. Based on experts, a number of psychotherapy procedures and practices have been proven to aid mental patients recovery fully or make significant improvements on...
by Aussie Writers | Mar 9, 2015 | Fiction
Imaginative writing is a vital task to find out best from a very early age. Via narration kids are subjected to just what imaginative writing is everything about. Kids’s creativity is created and also they have high possibilities of ending up being storytellers...
