"Among the Gods of Art, I am naught but a lost sheep,"-Kitagawa Yusuke, Persona 5. That quote from one my favorite Japanese RPGS is the inspiration behind this dramatic lament. All artistic/creative types have experienced this slump.

May be a new thing of mine, posting random writing prompt responses. Goodness knows I could use some constructive criticism. So, this writing prompt was to make the readers fall in love with the character in one paragraph, then have them hate him in the next. Now, I don't know if I can reach those extremes, but I did try. So enjoy, and let me know what you think of it!

This is a collection of essays that will allow my readers to see my thoughts and hopefully see the world through my eyes.

Do You have problems writing certain things for Certain genre's? As a certified author who has sold a best selling book, I too have even come across this problem. But now I will share my knowledge with you! Come on and Find out some Writing tips For certain Genres!

Une analyse sur la fin du livre "Les Effacés" de Bertrand Puard que j'ai lu il y a quelque mois auparavant et en quoi il m'a déçu. Attention aux spoiler.

Írtam ezt az esszét, mikor külföldi diákként a Pécsi Tudományegyetemen tanultam. Es az első egyetemi esszém magyarul.

this story isnt for lighthearted people, or young people. this is a true story, kind of like an auto biography.

Happy Friendship Day.

My schedule back in June 2012, when I was deeply engrossed in my bulimic behaviors.

I have acknowledged my mistakes in trying to force something that wasn't supposed to happen. You can't change, you won't change. Whether it's for good or bad reasons, I get it now. Best of luck to you. Just random ramblings.

We read to know we are not alone

This is a collection of the essays I've written over the years, starting in 2013-the year I was first introduced to how to properly write an essay. WARNING: The first entry is scary, and gross, and just bad. It gets better. I promise. Genre is humor, because some of these are so bad they are funny.

This was a cause and effect essay. I scored 182 out 200 points.

Do Americans have true freedom of religion...and if the situation is changing, why?

A discussion on the funnier side of literary life, and those who perpetrated such.

Despite believing in reincarnation, I'll speak up when I see a fraud!

Essay about what it means to be brave. I talk about my experience with panic attacks, and focus on the particular experience of having one while hiking up a mountain in Italy for a class trip. This is a very personal essay, one that I'm very proud of both because of how it turned out and because of what I went through. It's non-fiction, obviously, and was written for class.

How my father's mother played a part in my childhood nightmares...and one terrifying experience when I was awake.

A collection of moments gathered across ten countries and nine years' experiences living and working abroad. From bistros in Athens to evenings in Singapore, rural schools in Georgia and hikes in Armenia, these are instants that transformed me then and influence me now. Travel memoir. Updated weekly.

A young man received the worst gift on his birthday...a break up.

Short.

This is an essay on explaining a concept.

When a lifelong conviction results in a manifest absurdity, what's a conscientious young woman to do? Perhaps you readers can say.

A detailed, drafty dialogue detailing the delightful, diabolical, and even daring lives of the diverse dudes Machiavelli discussed in his dashing debut, "The Prince." ... Brief bios on everyone in "The Prince;" who they were and how they fit into the treatise.

My experience with sexual harassment and how it changed my opinion of the Me Too movement.