Azia Archer·Jun 4, 2024Once a Scapegoat, Always a Scapegoat?The phrase “scapegoat” has been thrown around a lot in modern discourse as conversations centering around narcissism have hit the…
Azia Archer·May 19, 2024the joy of being online all the f*cking time by jennifer mccartneyBook 16 of 2024
Azia Archer·May 16, 20245 Free Writing Resources for NovelistsI am in the process of writing my first novel. I’ve written a few manuscripts during past NaNoWriMo-sprints in my younger years, but they…
Azia Archer·May 15, 2024Coraline by Neil Gaiman: Book 15 of 2024When I tell you guys that I am behind on writing about what I’ve read thus far this year, it’s a bit of an understatement. I finished…
Azia Archer·May 11, 2024To Be A Hundred Versions of YourselfI once remarked, “I don’t trust anyone who hasn’t been a hundred versions of themselves”, and that sentiment still rings true. To be alive…
Azia Archer·Apr 16, 2024Small MusingRemembering & Returning to Our Creative NatureIt’s so easy to get distracted — to get caught up in everything the mainstream media is throwing at us, who and what is being cancelled…
Azia Archer·Mar 28, 2024Two Old Women by Velma Wallis: Book 11 of 2024At just 123 pages, Velma Wallis’ Two Old Women, based on the Athabascan Indian legend that the mothers of the upper Yukon River Valley in…A response icon1A response icon1
Azia Archer·Mar 19, 2024Uninteresting and FreeOne of the greater revelations in my personal life in recent years has been that I no longer feel unknown to myself. I am predictable in…