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Right now I'm a college student going for computer engineering, but even though I'm into technology, I have a love for literature and writing. My hope is to write children's books one day (soon). Along with writing, I'm also an artist, so I enjoy writing

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Computers & Technology > TV Explaining what high definition television is: 1 of 2

First there was black and white. Then color. And now the TV watching experience has gone high definition. Life-like pictures and CD quality sound are the trademarks of HDTV. But with talk of digital TV (DTV), analog TV, and other terms being thrown around, it's easy to get confused as to where high definition fits in. To sta...
Computers & Technology > Phone Tips & Tricks Mobile writing: Creating novels with text messages: 1 of 1

The cell phone may soon become the prolific writer's nxt BFF. Every year, new cell phone models come out designed to make it easier to listen to music, watch video, and surf the internet; so it seems natural that the next step would be having novels available on mobile phones as well. Taking it further, some want to do more ...
Arts & Humanities > Making Art How to draw an anime character: 1 of 1

Anime characters are very appealing, and for the beginner artist, deceptively easy to draw. They look simple, but it's still an art. It actually takes a bit of skill to draw them properly, but following these guidelines will help with learning those skills, and hopefully, you'll be on the way to creating original anime chara...
Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: Reflecting on your life: 98 of 183

CYMK Photo paper, glossy, 4 by 6 Her young smile gleams Transcending the color soaked Picture prints. She's only the girl in the photo now. Immortalized in Yellow Magenta Cyan The colors are her only voice now. And they sound like... Waiting tables at the restaurant And her love of breakfast with hazelnut coffee And a toaste...
Creative Writing > Short Stories Short stories: Parenting: 5 of 9

Mrs. Foster slid the white potatoes into the oven and closed the door. She pulled off the thick oven mitt, and set it on the green blue speckled countertop. Over the years that countertop has been used for so many things. When her son James was a baby with a toothless smile and fat hands, he would eat at that spot. More food...
Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: A beautiful moment: 16 of 19

Sleeping Beauty He sits behind me, one row back, in my first class of the morning. I keep my eyes riveted on the lecturing teacher planted firmly in front before me. Demanding me to pay attention. The idle boy behind I should be ignoring. Whose slender arms are splayed across the desktop, as if he could take no more- As if c...
Creative Writing > Short Stories Short stories: Breaking up: 31 of 32

I Know We're Cool Nathan held my hand like someone would hold a bar of soap: loosely as if he was losing his grip, but wanting to hold on at the same time. That was how he held my hand last night at the party. With one hand laying in his light grasp, I used the other to wave at my friends as they came up to me. Well, when I'...
Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: Getting engaged: 6 of 6

Thank you so much for the ring. The diamond in it sparkles so, like the bubbles in champagne. It makes me drunk. But the ring although beautiful, isn't perfect, I'm afraid. I'm afraid it's too big for me. Like your shoes flopping on my feet. They got lost in your shoes. Your shoes; they slip and fall behind me. And also, the...