Fellow Scholars and Scribes! I bid you welcome to the third annual SCRIBE SPOTLIGHT! π mosh pit ensues π
Each year we take a month to celebrate and commemorate our most diligent and talented authors. πΊ
and the amazing team over at Ecency, for continuing to support the community. As well as I'd like to give a big shout-out to 
for their amazing support of this community and music and art on Hive!All quotes in this showcase are from the spotlighted creator's works.
The astute among you would've seen this one coming from a mile away. One of our brightest Scribes, her work speaks for itself. Active, prolific, consistent. Her quality as an author is evident to whoever reads her work. Ladies, gents, and others, I bring to you... π₯π₯π₯
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I would classify 
On top of that, her work ethic is off the charts. And whenever she does decide to grace the comment section, she is always a treat. An exemplary Scholar as well as Scribe. Now, let me highlight some of that great writing I was just mentioning.
Speaking of relatable, Just My Luck tells a tale of a gal having one of those days.
This is accomplished from a lot of leg work on Jhymi's part. One of the tools I have to highlight is her vocabulary. Yes, it's cast, but moreover, it is precise. A much harder-to-execute skill. Choosing the right words for the situation is often more challenging than choosing the fanciest, in my experience.
I should have stayed home. I knew it the moment I woke up. I knew it even as I woke up with an excruciating headache and checked the time to see that I had just about twenty minutes if I wanted to make it to the book signing in time. I couldnβt think of a gift my best friend, Marissa, would love more than a signed book from her favourite author. I knew Marissa like I knew myself so I was positive handing her a signed book from her idol, Chimamanda Adichie, would secure me best friend points for life.
Since we had a singular experience with our last story, it's only fitting we explore a couple's tale. All For You is so sweet it might give you a toothache. And I just love how the story ends, leaving the reader in suspense as to the characters' future.
I knew I got the attention of the other two men on the team by the way their eyes lit up at the mention of the world in the palm of their hands. Humans were greedy. And perpetually thirsty for power. Fortunately, I understood that greed and thirst quite well. So, I was going to prey on that.
If anyone is reading this and wants to find a Hive author to study, I highly recommend our girl