Poetry is one of the largest genres of literature. Some people find
it boring or too hard to write, but most people don't recognize the vast
types of poetry that exist. There are many different types of poetry
from, rhyming and non rhyming to three lines haikus to page long epics. No matter what type of poetry, there is some type of poetry for
everyone. Poetry can be easily used to express emotions, tell a story,
or just express a burst of creativity. Here are just some of the basics
for those who want to start writing poetry.
Thursday, August 22, 2013
Wednesday, August 21, 2013
Inkspiration's Future
As the summer nears its end, many of us face a busier schedule and bigger workload. This is not untrue for the Inkspiration writers as well. It is for that reason, among many others, that Inkspiration will now be closing down. Our writers do not have the time required to put in the effort that Inkspiraiton deserves. We are all so glad we started this project, and had every intend to follow it for much much longer. However, times change. All the same, we thank you for giving us someone to write for, and encouragement every step of the way. I'm sure each and every one of our writers will miss this. We hope you enjoyed reading our site, as much as we enjoyed writing for it.
Tuesday, August 20, 2013
Book Review: The Eternity Cure
Title: The Eternity Cure
Author: Julie Kagawa
SPOILER FREE description (as explained here): Newly-turned vampire Allison Sekemoto must follow the call of blood, like breadcrumbs, to save her sire and mentor Kanin from Sarren, the psychotic vampire holding him captive. The trail leads Allie to her old home in New Covington and the Fringe, but there’s no time for nostalgia.
A new strain of Red Lung—the insidious virus that decimated the human population decades ago—has emerged. This time, it’s fatal to vampires, too. A cure might be among Kanin’s many secrets—if Allie can reach him in time.
But when the brave, fearless human boy she left safely behind re-enters her life, Allie is torn between the remnants of her humanity and the bloodthirst that consumes her. How can two people so different feel so much for each other? One was born good. The other was reborn a monster. It’s a love as undeniable as it is impossible.
Author: Julie Kagawa
SPOILER FREE description (as explained here): Newly-turned vampire Allison Sekemoto must follow the call of blood, like breadcrumbs, to save her sire and mentor Kanin from Sarren, the psychotic vampire holding him captive. The trail leads Allie to her old home in New Covington and the Fringe, but there’s no time for nostalgia.
A new strain of Red Lung—the insidious virus that decimated the human population decades ago—has emerged. This time, it’s fatal to vampires, too. A cure might be among Kanin’s many secrets—if Allie can reach him in time.
But when the brave, fearless human boy she left safely behind re-enters her life, Allie is torn between the remnants of her humanity and the bloodthirst that consumes her. How can two people so different feel so much for each other? One was born good. The other was reborn a monster. It’s a love as undeniable as it is impossible.
Tuesday, August 13, 2013
Young Adult Literature Today: Love Triangles
Love Triangles. You
hate them or you love them. Either way, they seem to be dominating all
different genres of Young Adult Literature today. In love triangles, there are three different people. The main point or the main character is
torn between person A and person B. You read about a girl who can’t decide
about what guy they like more, the sweet cute boy next door or the dangerous rebellious bad boy.
Yeah, they can be annoying and repetitive, but some of them can be brilliantly
written. From the Twilight series where the love triangle dominates most of the
books’ plot, to The Hunger Games where it takes a backseat to the action in the
book, the love triangle is a theme that is being seen more often in Young Adult
Literature.