In the days of yore, land was the only resource available for man to have a say in the material aspects of life, and as for the land-less, neither ambition nor resentment was of any avail to get even in the universality of inequality. What is worse, as envy and caprice only make it worse, the wise among the have-nots learned to cultivate contentment in their minds to mend their resource-less lives, and even the less resourceful ones, relatively speaking that is. Thus emerged the old adage – contentment is the finest thing in the world – to lend peace of mind to the lacking millions by way of a stoical philosophy. Nonetheless, one’s reconciliation with the deprivations that contentment ...

What Are the Best Practices for Writing a Captivating Detective Character?Chuck Morgan, Crime Fiction AuthorWriting a captivating detective character requires a blend of complexity, relatability, and intrigue. You need to develop a character who draws readers in, making them eager to uncover secrets alongside your protagonist. By focusing on their unique traits, motivations, and flaws, you can create a multi-dimensional figure that resonates with your audience. Incorporating distinctive methods of deduction and an interesting backstory can elevate your detective, ensuring they are not just a character in your story, but an unforgettable presence that stays with readers long after they've tur...