Publishing
How To Start Writing on Medium in 2026 (and Actually Get Paid)
I still remember the first $2.31 I made from the Medium Partner Program. Not the first $100 month or the first “viral” story. That strange little $2.31 on a piece I almost didn’t publish. I stared at that green number like it had opened a side door into another life.
By abualyaanart4 days ago in Writers
5 Very Important Lessons Learned About Writing
Writing and Publishing On Platforms If you're here, you're writing and publishing on a platform. No matter your reasoning for being here, something about the site attracted you and you suffer from the writer's bug. You need to get things out of you that are jumbling up your mind, whether they're stories you imagined, your life story, commentary on today's many social issues, or you are just sharing your favorite recipes. One way or another, you caught the bug and can't shake it!
By Jason Ray Morton 4 days ago in Writers
Subscriber Run Down
I am writing a Sci-Fantasy romance series. Part two is titled An Imperial Education. The main title for the series is Emerald Dreams in an Azure-Stained Reality, of which I have several years’ worth of backstory already planned out and noted. I am currently revising part one and writing part three. So, I decided to share the rough draft of parts one and two and see what feedback I can get from the excellent writers and critics right here on Vocal.
By K.B. Silver 4 days ago in Writers
I Tested the Rewindglow Micro Infusion System for 30 Days: An Honest Experience
At-home skincare devices have become increasingly common in recent years. Tools designed to mimic certain aspects of professional treatments are now widely available, promising improved hydration, smoother texture, and a brighter overall complexion. Among these devices is the Rewindglow Micro Infusion System, a tool developed by the skincare brand Rewindglow.
By Abbasi Publisher4 days ago in Writers
The Future of Fixation: Exploring Advanced Maxillofacial Implants
Maxillofacial surgery has changed significantly over the last two decades. Earlier, fracture management and reconstructive procedures were more invasive, recovery was longer, and implant options were limited. Today, surgeons have access to advanced maxillofacial implants that are more precise, lighter, and biologically friendly. These developments are shaping the future of fixation in facial trauma and reconstructive surgery.
By Siora Surgicals 4 days ago in Writers
I Chose Self-Publishing Because 70% Royalties Sounded Better. Then 70% Of Zero Changed My Mind.
I have a self-published book, and it was a flop. Only sold 10 copies type of flop. But I didn't choose self-publishing after careful consideration of both paths. I chose it because it seemed obviously better, and I didn't want to interrogate that assumption.
By Ellen Frances5 days ago in Writers
What Guest Posting Taught Me About Growing a Website
When I first started working on websites, I believed that publishing good content would automatically bring visitors. It seemed logical — write helpful articles, publish them online, and people will eventually find them.
By Backlinks Cart5 days ago in Writers
From Starting Five Years Ago To Now, This Is How I Look At Vocal
Do you all remember when you started using Vocal? It was the new and shiny toy you needed at that perfect moment in time. You needed Vocal, and it needed you! Vocal sometimes doesn't feel like it needs you, but without the writers, the users of the platform, there was never going to be the launch pad that Vocal became for some. Some, made their biggest moves and became authors. Others threw in the towel and walked away, never to be seen or heard form again, because they couldn't see what was possible.
By Jason Ray Morton 5 days ago in Writers
Difficulties Of Holidays On Vocal
Introduction Last week I had a wonderful week in Alnwick, but tried to keep up on Vocal, although my time was less than I normally have, plus a little more difficult because I was using a ten-year-old laptop with a faulty keyboard (the space bar does not always register, meaning I have to keep going back to separate words).
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred 6 days ago in Writers
