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  • Table Tennis: The Ultimate Quarantine Sport to Keep Your Sanity

    Table Tennis: The Ultimate Quarantine Sport to Keep Your Sanity

    February 23, 2021
    by Life, Passions

    If someone asked me how I manage(d) to keep sane during quarantine I would either say one word: ping-pong, or two words: table tennis. The sport is also called whiff-whaff but if I said that, well, people wouldn’t believe that I have kept my sanity after all. “But, is table tennis even a sport?” People…

    Read more: Table Tennis: The Ultimate Quarantine Sport to Keep Your Sanity
  • The Struggles of a Blocked Writer

    The Struggles of a Blocked Writer

    February 20, 2021
    by Writing

    Everyone who writes regularly knows the feeling of a complete and utter lack of inspiration. It doesn’t matter whether you’re a professional or an amateur, we are all faced by this uncomfortable feeling of not knowing what to write about, or how to continue a piece that we’ve written. Every idea feels unoriginal, every word…

    Read more: The Struggles of a Blocked Writer
  • The Missing Women Problem in Fiction

    The Missing Women Problem in Fiction

    February 15, 2021
    by Eda Saridogan, Literature

    I have to confess something: I’m at a point in my life where I am unable to enjoy films, shows or books that are so clearly geared towards a male audience. What do I mean by this? I mean, if there are no women in the story, or the women are reduced to mere love…

    Read more: The Missing Women Problem in Fiction
  • Call For Submissions

    Call For Submissions

    February 12, 2021
    by Uncategorized

    Did you create something? Does it deserve to be appreciated by a wider audience? Look no further. We at Writer’s Block are always on the edge of our seats to witness what magic minds can make. So, we hereby encourage you to share your masterpieces with us. We publish various genres of visual and literary…

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  • Retracing Invisible Roots

    Retracing Invisible Roots

    February 8, 2021
    by Chelsea van der Linden, Life

    The dock is swarming with people, fishermen, stalls selling the daily catch and travelers waiting for their ships to start boarding. The sun burns through her clothes, leaving a trail of sweat dripping down her back. On one hip her two year old daughter has made herself comfortable, her large eyes wandering about in wonder.…

    Read more: Retracing Invisible Roots
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