- The Writing Slump That Led to ‘The Most Beautiful Woman in the World’
What do you do when struggling to write a blog post or piece of fiction?
I turn to writing prompts or photos, but a vivid memory from the 1980s of a stylish young woman in a London department store has also recently helped me.
That decades-old image has now become a haunting new tale featured on Marsha Ingrao’s Story Chat Digest.
Have you seen the most beautiful woman in the world recently?
- From Fear to Fix: Letting AI Redesign My WordPress About Page
Your About page might be one of the most visited parts of your blog—so why is it often the last thing we update?
In this post, I share how I overcame fear of “breaking” my ‘Meet Hugh’ page by letting WordPress’s AI assistant suggest and implement layout changes, saving me hours of frustration.
- Nine Questions That Got My Readers Talking — Which One Would You Answer?
A conversational roundup from Hugh’s Views and News, using thought‑provoking questions on blogging, engagement, myths, likes, QR codes, ghosts, and loneliness to spark debate, encourage comments, and nurture a stronger blogging community.
Which question will you answer?
- How I’m Using August for Blog Housekeeping and a QR Code Boost
August for me means blog housekeeping — QR codes, tag audits, a new theme polish, and finally tackling that neglected About page. What’s on your blogging to-do list?
- The Shape of His Loneliness: A Haunting Flash Fiction Tale
Sometimes life doesn’t follow us.
Meet Reg. He has all the answers.
- The Problem With WordPress Likes and Robotic Blog Comments
Are WordPress ‘likes’ genuine support or empty noise? This post revisits the heated debate, sharing another blogger’s powerful perspective on unintentional likes and robotic praise that drove one writer to quit. Read the linked posts, explore the comments, and add your voice to this ongoing conversation.
Feel free to leave a comment. Engagement helps keep blogs alive and forms community.