NEW PUBLICATION — WRITE FOR US!
Meet our Musers! (1)
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You may know what inspires you, but have you ever written about it?
MuserScribe is a new publication where you can share the Muse behind your stories, fiction or non-fiction.
MuserScribe wants to inspire and be inspired by you!
We’re also extremely proud of the content produced by our current Musers.
★ Featured Musers
Jay M E is a freelance writer, editor, and private tutor. In his article ‘Writerly Instincts’, he invites us to explore the ‘origins of the impulse’ and the nature (or nurture) of what drives a writer’s obsession with … well, writing!
Our favourite quote from ‘Writerly Instincts’
When the time came for a new writing assignment in my English class, I added some of the poetic language I had been playing with, giving it figurative nuances and broken grammatical rules for impact (something I learned from my readings). Not only did the teacher give me a perfect grade, but he wrote the words, this is a keeper, an excellent and honest paper. It was the first time I had enjoyed a written homework assignment, and the first time I had received an A on an essay. The subject, as I recall, was the growth of cities, but it could have been about anything.
Read the full article here:
Susi Moore is a published author, former English teacher and Creative Writing instructor. She owns and runs both MuserScribe and The Scriber’s Nook.
In her piece, ‘The Muse Behind the Story’, she explores the inspiration behind Levana’s Wish (a fictional short story) including the mystical wishing tree rituals of a Summer Solstice.
Our favourite quote from ‘The Muse Behind the Story’
I became fascinated by a photograph showing long, colourful ribbons (‘clotties’ or ‘clooties’) trailing from a tree. Were they there just for decoration or was there more to it? After a little investigation, I found that wishing tree rituals are commonly held in May or June, particularly in parts of Ireland and Cornwall, where believers inscribe wishes onto ribbons and ask for blessings from nature, saints, or goddesses.
Read Susi’s full article here:
Some of you have expressed the desire to discuss your Muse and how it works for you.
If you’d like to join our community of Musers, please follow MuserScribe and respond with ‘I’d love to write for MuserScribe!’ Don’t forget to leave your @username!
★ As writers for MuserScribe, we support each other! We are respectful, we read, we engage and we clap, (yes, keep that finger down and enjoy those fireworks until it reaches a nice round ❤️ 50!❤️) Those 50 claps cost you nothing but the boost of morale to your fellow writers is everything.
Let’s welcome our current writers, some of whom have already posted their first stories!
Mario Lopez, Colleen McManus Hein, Jay M E, Josh E., Cailey Renee, Paige Holloway Susi Moore･:*:･ﾟ★ LucyRebecca
★ MuserScribe looks forward to welcoming you!
Happy Musings! ★｡･:*:･ﾟ☆
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‘Let’s convert the Muse into words!’ — Susi Moore