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Paul and John's 47-Words Short Story Unofficial Challenge. Top Story - March 2026.
UPDATE - Republished to update the list of entries, with the 40 we've had so far. Completely smashed last unofficial challenge which recieved 31 entries. And there is still time. If you have yet to enter and fancy winning a bit of money or just challenging yourself or both or just making two old geezers job harder - please enter!
By Paul Stewartabout 20 hours ago in Writers
Financial Markets as Early Predictors of War
Whitman Drake Before wars are announced, before headlines are written, and often before governments publicly acknowledge rising tensions, financial markets have already begun to move. Prices shift, capital reallocates, volatility increases, and certain assets begin behaving in ways that suggest something deeper is unfolding beneath the surface. While mainstream media tends to document events as they happen, financial markets often respond earlier, sometimes because they are acting on signals that are not yet visible to the public, and sometimes because large participants are interpreting risk in ways that have not yet entered the broader conversation.
By Whitman Drakeabout 23 hours ago in Writers
LATE Late March 2026: 6 Goals Accomplished
Another writing goal accomplished! And I snuck this one in just before March was all done with! This one is labeled as Write 2nd Draft of Script (Gun) because I like writing in halted speech patterns… and I was working with limited space. But to lengthen it out here where I got some extra leg room, the goal was to write the 2nd draft of my script, “Son of a Gun.”
By Stephen Kramer Avitabileabout 24 hours ago in Writers
Grace Isn’t the Gift — It’s the Giving
I asked God to show me what grace looks like. He showed me what grace doesn’t look like. It doesn’t look like a cure for cancer, HIV, or COVID. It doesn’t look like a financial windfall, a promotion, opening a new business, or finding a sack of money a hundred yards off the side of the road. It doesn’t look like someone who has mastered the first two — who reasoned it out, found the cure, and got paid.
By Mark Elliott a day ago in Writers
Why Sustainable Funds Claims Are Becoming the Next Big Mis-Selling Scandal
Sustainable investing has seen explosive growth as more people want their money to support environmental and social causes. However, this rapid rise has also brought serious concerns about misleading claims, leading to an increase in Sustainable Funds Claims.
By Pallavi Guptaa day ago in Writers
Trekking in Nepal: Where Every Step Tells a Story. AI-Generated.
The first thing you notice in Nepal isn’t the mountains—it’s the silence between them. It’s a kind of quiet that humbles you. The kind that makes you aware of your own breath, your footsteps, your existence. And then, as you begin to walk, you realize something extraordinary: in Nepal, trekking is not just a journey through landscapes—it’s a journey through stories.
By Five K. Treksa day ago in Writers
When The Story Pivots and Changes
My writing journey has been a bit of a roller coaster. I don't have any accolades to claim, though if I actually attempted to get serious about writing contests and submitting my work, I could change that. After I finished my rewrite and recording of the audiobook of "Memoirs of the In-Between" I decided that I needed to decide what to do next.
By Hope Martina day ago in Writers
Enhancing Aerospace Safety Through Advanced Protective Solutions
Introduction Aerospace operations are not only about advanced engineering and precision machinery—they also rely heavily on the skill, diligence, and safety of personnel. Maintenance technicians, engineers, and ground crew operate in environments filled with potential hazards, from high-temperature engines to complex chemical systems. Ensuring their safety is essential for operational efficiency and regulatory compliance.
By Beckett Dowhana day ago in Writers
