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The Hive Creatives Magazine From The Inkwell Curators - Issue #39
Image generated with Leonardo.ai Welcome to the Hive Creatives Magazine! What's it all about? The Ink Well curators are branching out! For years we have been curating
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The Inkwell Combined Writing Prompt #39 ~ Fiction or Creative Nonfiction
Source: Pixabay Welcome to the Weekly Writing Prompt from The Ink Well We provide one weekly writing prompt for short story writers. You may choose to use the prompt
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The Inkwell Combined Writing Prompt #38 ~ Fiction or Creative Nonfiction
Source: Pexels Welcome to the Weekly Writing Prompt from The Ink Well We provide one weekly writing prompt for short story writers. You may choose to use the prompt
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The Ink Well Treasure Trove of Tips, Reminders and Guidelines
Source: Pixabay Here it is! Our treasure trove of helpful guidelines, reminders and tips for successfully participating in The Ink Well community. This information
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Catalog of Storytelling Tips from The Ink Well
Image source: Edar on Pixabay Those who post in The Ink Well find out one thing fast: we are here to help writers improve. You will likely hear from us when we believe
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The TAG
In the afternoon of last Friday, I was seated while scrolling through social media in a bid to relieve some stress from the heap of clothes I had just finished washing.
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The unforseen connection
Greetings! If some had to told me that I would get married to a stranger, I wouldn't have believed or listened to such fellow as I have always think of getting married
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The Stranger Who Became Family.
If there was one thing David hated most, then it was his bus breaking down in the middle of nowhere and unfortunately, that was exactly what happened on that Friday
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THE CONNECTION THEY NEVER EXPECTED
Michael never imagined that the person who would help save his business would be the same person he had barely spoken to properly in months. And that person was
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Unexpected Connection.
If someone had told Amy that a flat tyre on a rainy tuesday would introduce her to one of the most important people in her life, she would have laughed at them and
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The Wrong Bag
The black travel bag appeared to be an identical one to mine. I only noticed the mistake after I got home to Ibadan from Lagos. I unopened the bag, and I thought
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The Value of Ordinary connection
the shoe from the photo was crafted by the shoe maker There is a saying that life has a way of introducing us to people we never knew we needed. Looking back now,
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UNEXPECTED CONNECTION
The rain had no intention of stopping. Maya stood beneath the tiny roof of an abandoned bus stop, hugging her backpack tightly against her chest. Her phone battery
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Fiction: Suspicions (Sospechas) [EN/ES]
English Suspicions “William, what time was the body found?” Detective Rose was examining the crime scene closely. “The neighbors called at midnight, reporting loud
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CNF: The Financial Accountant Up To No Good.
You will think humans are all nice and sweet until you start to meet those who will prove otherwise and make it clear to you that only a few possess that sweetness
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VINNY'S DEADLY SUSPICION
Hello everyone, you're welcome to my blog today. Today I'll be sharing a story about suspiciona creative non-fiction story. Suspicion could be when we have a certain
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The great influence
Greetings! Daniel was a good friend of mine when I was still looking for admission back in the days, we both met at a tutorial class where he known to be a brilliant
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Family banter
The most weirdest thing you would do is being caught in the act. Just imagine going to the pot in the kitchen to take an extra meat and whilst your hand is in the
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SMELLING A RAT
I knew something was up with how he was being so nice, it was as though something switched in him, turning him from a mean and uncaring person to a loving friend.
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Suspicion led them to sin.(Esp. Ing)-Creative Fiction The Ink Well-Prompt # 38
By 1965, in the town of San Antonio del Golfo (Sucre State, Venezuela), many homes built by the local inhabitants were constructed using bahareque (wattle and daub).
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