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You are @ Home › Words of Wisdom Words of Wisdom Words of wisdom (WoWs) include original proverbs, maxims, adages, catch phrases, thought of the day, parodies, and sayings etc. Typically one or two liners. e.g. I gave you the benefit of the doubt - but now I doubt the benefit.     A stitch in 9 makes 8. Sample of work from Words of Wisdom See new sample Ref Title Author WW-2676 Mental Asylum Carl Glover WW-7937 Farewell to Writebuzz Stuart Johnson WW-2507 Life Line Malcolm Rivers WW-7509 Hi-Lo joan crawford WW-7507 Beyond the Emptiness of the Final Full Stop ... Hugh Hazelton WW-7502 Full Stop Stephen Atkinson WW-5710 Choices and Options Jill Lawday WW-1978 The cleverest fish in the lake. Jan Miklaszewicz WW-4644 Double Trouble Roger Marris WW-2404 Tit for Tat ... Girls Talk WW-5488 Who Cares? Stuart Johnson WW-2694 Cyclops Clive Aldridge WW-7120 50 Points Stephen Atkinson WW-2288 What is Hell? Joe Barrett WW-2497 WHAT I FEEL..WHAT I DO..WHAT I AM ..AND WHAT I WISH TO SEE RIMMI KAUR WW-7945 Thank You Write-Buzz joan crawford WW-3925 Is Nothing Sacred? Stuart Johnson WW-1609 Attention all writebuzzers: a call to kindness. Jan Miklaszewicz WW-6652 Swine flu John Michaelson WW-1567 WRITER OVERDOSES ON READER REVIEWS Neil Marsden WW-5864 Rain Roger Marris WW-2405 Vanity Tanya Withers WW-6271 Stepping forward Trish Williams WW-5285 Stating the Obvious Stuart Johnson WW-6157 Sleeves Eve Becker The prefixes, in the references above, indicate the category. e.g. F = features, M = memorials, Po = poetry, P = plots (i.e. sound-bites of current plots), WW = words of wisdom,  etc.

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