Monthly Archive: January 2014
Hi everybody! I’m Stella, a medical student with a passion for writing who’s tired of authors getting things wrong. In this column I hope to answer medical queries of YWS members so that they...
The next challenge has arrived! This week we move on to the letter B: Being Blind This challenge is relatively simple. Just write a story or a poem or whatever you want, really, about...
One of the questions I receive most often from members of the Young Writers Society is how do you protect your work online? It’s a common concern, and unfortunately there’s no simple way to...
I count everyone who knows the lyrics to Bohemian Rhapsody as my kith. kith (noun) 1. Friends and acquaintances.
Have you noticed how Writing Gooder has a new theme now? It’s called Hueman, and it’s the perfect theme to highlight a new and refreshed Writing Gooder going forward. We have now an almost...
Admit it. Sometimes you just want someone to tell you what to write. Not like an essay or a research paper necessarily, but a little prompt or maybe a challenge? Well here in my...
Tina was such a gobemouche, she truly believed that Han shot first. gobemouche (noun) [go-be-MUSH] 1. A very gullible person who believes everything he or she hears, no matter how absurd.
The walls were covered in quivers, arrows, and framed pictures of Legolas–all clues that their mysterious benefactor was a toxophilite. toxophilite (noun) [tok-SOH-fi-lait] 1. A devotee of archery, an archery enthusiast, an archery lover.