From a writer with a username dear to us, for obvious reasons, comes a piece of work also dear to us, for obvious reasons. Here's the feature on the channel.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E7d6ym0ILIE

And.

As always.

Thank you for being here.

-The Prose. team

The world lost a shining and inimitable talent yesterday. Mr. Love paid a beautiful tribute, and we wanted to express it here, and on the channel, along with our condolences to Mr. MacGowan's family, friends, and fans. Go easy, Shane, and thank you for your years here.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bEBzheJviBs

I've always been a fan of old school detective culture, the voice, the dreary yet hopeful-cynic vibe, the look upon the world they have. So, when I ran actoss this story on Prose., I had to feature it. The way it was told, almost noir-ish, clean-cut, which was different for me, on all levels. but also adding to the charm and overall strength of the story, struck me in a way that called me back to the black and white classics.

Written by a writer new to us, and, to said writer, whose name I'll have in the first tag in the comments below, thank you for the piece here. I haven't yet browsed all your posts, but I hope the narration is alright with you. I had fun with your detective.

The writing on Prose. is to a point where I can open it at any given moment now, and find something that pulls me in without having to even scroll.

Here's the channel link to the story.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X_SawgQ3VIw

And.

As always.

Thank you for being here.

-The Prose. team

Featured on the channel today is a poem by a new writer here, and one that feels like it encases the reader in a bubble, for me it did, anyway, with a classical and modern feel of the old world and now. Only two posts in, but we're waiting for more. Here's the link, wating below the end of the next line down, and look for the first writer tagged in the comments to seek him out. And, new blood, from us, welcome aboard.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ACyo2q8gW0s&t=4s

And.

As always.

Thank you for being here.

-The Prose. team

Really fell in love with this piece of writing, to foreshadow this writer's username. Sure, it struck a personal chord, but also the bare bones and forward, smooth-edges style of this writer brought it up for a feature. Here's the link to the channel.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wqat1AcSFIk

And.

As always.

Thank you for being here.

-The Prose. team

A short but sweet drink on a warm southern porch.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6YYgEtqWkcM

One sip, and you're hooked. Thanks, schatz.

And.

As always.

Thank you for being here.

-The Prose. team

Ran across this piece of gold this morning. I don't think I've had the honor of reading this writer, well, not narrating this writer, at least not exclusively for a channel feature. I mean, I've been reading his work for years on Prose. Hard to believe I haven't featured him yet. This piece mixes two of my favorite things: Classical music and seduction, namely in a setting encased in art.

Here's a link to the video.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lQ2G1qLt7BE

And.

As always...

Thank you for being here.

-The Prose. team

From a writer new to Prose., this debut piece sets a lovely tone for their body of work.

Here's the link.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ckZruNCv1go

And.

As always.

Thank you for being here.

-The Prose. team

I love this piece, a beautifully written dark and light piece about a famous threshold unavoidable to us.

Here's the vid.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hmhIIrpMHbY

And.

As always...

Thank you for being here.

-The Prose. team

It's Sunday... But, here's some new blood.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RrIdrZLAE3Y

And.

As always.

Thank you for being here.

-The Prose. team