I have written about this about three years ago, but I was not able to finish writing all my thoughts before they faded. Last night, a simple conversation with a close friend (for privacy purposes, let us call him Patrick Gattoc [note: this is his real name by the way]), I was able to remember... Continue Reading →
Four Ways to Get Over Writer’s Block by Sarah Cornell
The worst time when you are working on any project, essay or writing is when you face writer’s block. Such condition is caused due to decrease in concentration or vice versa. Usually the concentration is lost due the anxiety or diversion of thoughts to any other important work. Lack of knowledge is also one of... Continue Reading →
Ten Perks of Dating an English and/or Literature Major
My previous post focused on the backwashes of dating people like me, an English and literature major. But of course, something that comes with disadvantages also comes with perks, especially English and/or literature majors. So here are some of the many perks one can enjoy by dating people like me. Free proofreading. Whether you ask... Continue Reading →
Ten Backwashes of Dating an English and/or Literature Major
Dating an English and/or literature major has its perks, of course. Dating anybody has perks. But what few people know is that dating an English and/or literature major can also be very annoying. Here are some reasons why.Every thing you say or do gets alluded to any literary character or event. Having read so many... Continue Reading →
Breaking My Self-Imposed Hiatus
It’s been a long while since I have actually written for my blog. I used to be very active, but since my workload has become a bit of challenging these days, I cannot really find the time to write all the ideas I have in my mind. So I guess I have to list some... Continue Reading →
My Best Friend Is a Sneaky B*astard
This afternoon, my best friend, Johsthony, dropped by at my pad and had a little chat with me about things and stuff. We were having some snacks when he showed interest with my bath essentials. He examined my set closely: shampoo, shaver, bath soap, toothpaste, and stuff. Suddenly, he blurted out, “Hey, you should cut your... Continue Reading →
What I Do for a Living
So I have been asked by many of my readers what I do for a living. Well, aside from being a blogger and part-time academic and creative writer, I work as a book publicist at Tate Publishing and Enterprises. I started out as a copyeditor, but moved to the publicity department last November 2012. Now,... Continue Reading →
Scribbled Emotions
Lately, I have been grumpy and impulsive. I know it was and is bad of me to suddenly raise my voice when, in fact, you did nothing wrong. Perhaps it is because of the fact that I get unsatisfied cravings or maybe because of the things I have to think about—work, family, bills, and many... Continue Reading →
To My Dear Readers
I may not be able to write and publish as many articles as before daily since I will be busy writing a lot of creative and marketing articles, as well as distributing press releases locally (US-based) and internationally this first two weeks of March for the new books we are going to release. However, I... Continue Reading →
Liquid Courage
I have memorized these lines before, but still my tongue falters. I gathered all my strength to speak what I feel about you, yet every time a smile paints in your lips, I render myself defenceless. How I wanted to tell you that my world is complete because of your presence, yet your presence alone,... Continue Reading →
Everlost 