Is it true that people don't read any more? It could well be! I've noticed time and time again that many of DA's writers are left to lurk in the shadows of the artists, photographers (and assorted other!). Well not any more!

Every week I plan on bringing you a collection of 4 writers who I think need some time in the lime light. Remember, stories were being told before writing even existed, and story tellers were revered people, those with the talent to write should be praised and noticed, and that's what I hope will happen.

Past Issues
Issue One
Issue Two
Issue Three

IMPORTANT This may be my last Issue of this article! Though I am considering doing it not every Month and not week, it depends though.

If it is my last issue, I would like to thank everyone who helped me and who supported me by reading these! Also, thanks to al the brilliant writers out there who inspired me to do this. Keep up the Good work, and hopefully reading will become just as popular as it used to be!



A writer with a firm embrace on religion, and expresses that strongly tough his writing. This article's first "Spiritual writer", you don't necessarily have to be Christian to appreciate this writer.

The Sea of Galilee this in my opinion is my favourite piece. It's written well, and it may also reach to younger readers and is a fun little song.
A Message to a Dear Friend a short piece in dedication to a dear friend, a nice "feel good" piece, that although is personal, is what we all wish for our friends when we part ways
The Miracle Child An account of an incident in the writer's life



This weeks "Challenge your way of thinking" writer! I'm not an English Lit major, and don't pretend to be, but I think these poems and prose would challenge even their analytical thinking skills

Starndardization A piece about self exploration, short and sweet.
Hr. Raven The best poem in his gallery I believe. It's perfectly written, and flows nicely.
We another brilliant piece, about perspectives, on one aspect it could be an analogy referring to us as humans, on the other hand you could see it as a slightly disturbing story...I'm not quite sure what to make of it But enjoy!



I'd say this weeks Dark writer , with a more serious writing style that, unlike most Dark writers, is NOT bound to depress you.

The Gravedigger's Sermon This is a brilliantly dark piece, I believe it brings back that old "Victorian era" feel when you read it
The Oubliette This piece is beautifully written, and you really empathise with the subject, in fact I thought that reading it did make me feel a little forgetful and dained.
The Oldest Game pt 1 Trump a shorter piece that is one of a collection by the same name inspired by Neil Gaiman



This weeks "Down to earth" reality writer, despite being mainly a photographer, he does have two very good pieces of writing!

She Loved and Hated Me This is a sweet story, that is a little sad, but none the less very down to earth.
Just a Little Story this one's actually quite long hee hee, but it follows the experiences of a Vampire (because we all love them) and the style sort of reminds me of Orhan Pamuk's "My Name is Red." for those of you who have read it.


Seeking suggestions! If you know anyone who should be in here and needs to be seen, then don't hesitate to note me!
You can even suggest your OWN gallery! Don't be shy! Come and Try!

Thanks for the Help!