Poetry
Khaye Cardenas – “The Woman’s Silent Prayer” – Every woman’s silent prayer.
Dragon Blogger – “Two Sides To Every Tale” – Poem about a man being wrongly accused and sentenced.
Dragon Blogger – “Why Does Mommy Cry?” – Emotional poem about parents fighting from the mind of a child.
Daisy Bookworm – “Breath” – A poem detailing the evils of wearing real, steel boned corsets for a woman.
exquisite corpse – “Great Is The Morning” – Collaborative Poetry.

Prose
Fiction
Jenn – “Worlds Apart (Chapter One)” – The first chapter of a multi-part story about a relationship doomed by the time in which it occurred.
Jennifer M Scott – “Dear God” – a woman writes a letter to god asking for her death.
Opinion / Non-Fiction / Non Fiction Rant
Harneet Singh – “Life with an Aim” – Today people are becoming more materialistic. They attach their aim of life with the materialistic things.
Amritbir Kaur – “The Yardsticks of Life – Success and Failure” – Is life measurable? Can we divide it into watertight compartments of success and failure? Find answers to these and much more…
About Writing
Khaye Cardenas – “Please Excuse Me I Am Writing Again” – The writer talks about the things that keep her from writing.

REQUEST FOR ENTRIES for WOOF Contest January 10

We are going for a bi-weekly contest to see if we can get enough entries consistently for top 5 poetry & top 5 prose!

Go to this page for the rules and information and here to submit a post.

Writing Nag – “Stop Talking and Begin Doing” – Why write daily? Start today and be inspired by the creative people in your life. Includes collaborative poem.
Kimota – “Resisting Extravagant Verbosity” – The arguments for clear writing and against pretension and long words.

Fiction / Blog Science Fiction / Short Story
Rosey Haze – “Mute” – What?
Jenn – “The Sentence” – Two women experience a common reaction to a tragedy that impacts both of their lives.

Poetry
~willow~ – “NaNo: Anita’s pain” – … dissatisfied with how I had glossed over the backstory of one of my NaNo characters, I decided to revisit a scene using poetry; Anita’s Pain is the result.

Hi Everyone. Another round of apologies to everyone, especially PlotDog. I have to admit that this semester really kicked my a__! I am the technical person behind this blog and am basically PlotDog’s only conduit here. So I am sorry I let him down the last month.

I want to apologize to all our faithful readers and WOOF Participants.  I had a network outage at home last week, and with the holiday did not get it resolved in a timely manner.  That put me behind on school work, and being the end of the semester, I have to keep focused on that, [...]