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Bespelled - Chapter Four (on Wattpad) https://my.w.tt/YagPOrUIA8 Jessica is the new girl at Grenwood High who just wants to fit in and date the local "bad boy." When she finds an amulet belonging to her grandmother, she unleashes a power that begins to give her everything she wants. She befriends the local Wiccan and is soon sucked into the world of witchcraft, demons, and vampires, and meets a sexy fallen angel. The amulet proves too good to be true when tragedy begins to fall all around Jessica and her friends, and family secrets are revealed. Only with the help of her friends and a good witch can Jessica be saved from the consequences of the amulet's power.

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My Sabbat altars. 2016

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Emerald City - (popular tumblr posts)

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Movies punish the Evil Queen by making her lose her youth and beauty.

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So You Think You Can't Come up with a Good Title for Your Writing

by Kiara Lee

You pull up to your favorite burger joint. You’ve been craving a big, juicy, cheesy cheeseburger with all the “fixins” for all the days long. You’re at the drive-thru window and you notice the menu has changed. Now, your cheeseburger choices are as follows:

Cheeseburger A

Cheeseburger B

The Fully Loaded, Gigantic, Extra Cheesy Cheeseburger

At this point, your selection is quite obvious. “The Fully Loaded, Gigantic, Extra Cheesy Cheeseburger” it is.

And at this point, you’re probably reading this thinking, “Cheeseburgers, titling your writing, what does one have to do with the other?”

To answer that question, think about what would make you choose “The Fully Loaded, Gigantic, Extra Cheesy Cheeseburger” in the first place. In a nutshell, you would choose it because the name indicates what to expect on the cheeseburger. The name is descriptive, vivid and telling, so customers know something about what they’re about to eat – before they eat it.

Turning in that third response paper and titling it “Response Paper #3” is like telling your professor “Eat this sandwich. I’m not telling you what’s on it, just eat it blindly.” No professor really wants that (unless he or she specifically asks you to give a paper a certain title).

Next time you’re writing a paper, take its title into serious consideration. Instead of “Radioactive Paper,” try “How Love and Science are Connected in Lauren Redniss’ Radioactive.” If you’re writing about educational policy, don’t settle with “My Take on Educational Policy” for your title. Something like “Making Mexican-American History More Visible in Rural Virginia Schools” may be a little more specific and appealing.

The title of your work is just as important as the content. Keep this in mind, and whatever you do, don’t ever force-feed your professor a “Cheeseburger A” ever, ever again.

Kiara Lee is a first year PhD student and graduate teaching assistant studying education. She’s an author, a blogger and an activist for colorism awareness. Writing is her liberation. You can learn more about her work at theBlackertheBerry.org and SCHOOLGIRLHUSTLE.com.  

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My altars.

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