| 187 Views | Drawing The Line Between Science Fiction And Fantasy By : David B. Silva
Science fiction and fantasy both require the single-most important thing for a believable storyline and a novel that transports us to another world: the imagination. Maybe the differences between the two are not so distinct after all. |
| 131 Views | How To Structure Your Short Story By : Nick Daws
Summarizing published short stories is a good way to learn about short story structure, and I recommend it to all aspiring short story writers. You can also use this method in reverse to develop your own story. |
| 125 Views | How To Write A Fiction Story: Fleshing Out Your Idea By : Bruce Hale
If having a great idea were all it took to become a published author, every other actor and pop singer would have a children’s book. (Oh, wait; they do? Bad example.) |
| 123 Views | 7 Ways to Kickstart Writing Your Book This Year By : Earma Brown
More and more people are successfully completing their books in less time. Even your competitors are getting it done. Why not join them. Here's seven tips to kick start writing your book: |
| 120 Views | How To Write Sex Scenes For The Modern Romance Novel - Part One By : David B. Silva
Writing steamy scenes in fiction takes some expertise, though, and many writers are looking for tips on how to write a good sex scene for maximum impact - and not because of a bad case of the giggles, either. If you'd like to add a few heated moments into your romance fiction, here are a few tips: |
| 118 Views | Character Development Secrets - 7 Steps To Developing Real People Who Bring Your Fiction To Life - 3 By : Corey Blake
Character development for fiction is an essential step in the writing process and can mean the difference between a work that is welcomed by a publisher and one that is stuffed in the rejection pile. |
| 116 Views | Twelve Great Ways To Generate Ideas For Fiction By : Nick Daws
Need an idea for a short story, play or movie script? Here are twelve kick-starters for your imagination! |
| 109 Views | How To Categorize Your Book By : Victor Epand
Knowing how to categorize your book increases the chances of your book's commercial success by letting you target it to the right audience. |
| 108 Views | How To Write Sex Scenes For The Modern Romance Novel - Part Two By : David B. Silva
In our first installment, I gave you several suggestions on how to write a good sex scene for maximum impact. Here are a few additional tips on making your sex scenes just the right temperature: |
| 108 Views | 7 Ways To Write Your Book To Sell Way More Than Its Competition By : Earma Brown
You need to develop a way of making your book special. You need a different viewpoint, a niche, and a unique spin on sometimes the same information. Look at the problem again and the solution your book solves with the goal of developing a way to describe and present your knowledge in a different manner than existing books. |
| 106 Views | Character Development Secrets - 7 Steps To Developing Real People Who Bring Your Fiction To Life By : Corey Blake
Creating convincing characters that are believable takes time and discipline. Creating dynamically real individuals without imposing your own thoughts and impressions upon them is not easy to do, but this step is often the difference between a novel or screenplay that sits in a closet and one that finds its way around town and into the hands of audiences. |
| 105 Views | Novel Writing: Five Secrets Of Success By : Steve Dempster
Have you ever wondered, as you sit at your keyboard, if there are any secrets to successful novel writing? Well there are - and here are five of them. Remember these secrets and your novel writing will improve overnight! |
| 105 Views | 7 Exciting Reasons To Write A Book Now By : Earma Brown
Have you been dreaming of writing a book this year? According to a recent survey the New York Times reported, 81% of people feel that they have a book in them and should write it. Why not join the list of authors who acted on that thought? |
| 102 Views | A Career In Technical Writing By : Tony Jacowski
Technical writing calls for an understanding of certain technical tools and effective written communication. Its main purpose is to convey technical information in the simplest form to a target audience. You do not require any special training or experience to start a career as a technical writer. |
| 101 Views | How To Create a Story When Your Mind's A Blank By : Mervyn Love
Waiting for the inspiration for a story that just won't come? Got a deadline to meet and your muse has gone on strike? Fire the muse and use these easy tactics to fire your imagination instead. |
| 100 Views | Top Five Tips For Writing A Novel By : David B. Silva
Out of all the tips for writing a novel that I could offer, this is the only one that truly matters. If you want to write a novel, you have to write. |
| 100 Views | Alternatives To Story Telling By : Mike Scantlebury
We all love a good story, one with a start, some middle and a proper ending. We can't help it, we were born that way. We were hardwired from birth to accept facts, information, history and learning in that structured way. |
| 100 Views | How To Publish Your Way To Success By : Vinuu
Did you know, self-publishing is one of the easiest ways to make money on the web. Of course, it requires talent, but it's easier to learn than you might think. |
| 97 Views | How To Become A Great Copywriter By : Pawel Reszka
Copywriting skill is a vital tool in the armory of every webmaster. Besides providing relevant content, copywriting also plays a crucial role in promotion of the products and services. The growing population of websites has led to a demand for copywriters; but this is not just for any copywriter, but a great copywriter. |
| 96 Views | Character Development Secrets - 7 Steps To Developing Real People Who Bring Your Fiction To Life - 2 By : Corey Blake
The quality of your characters will form the foundation you desire for a strong story. In this four-part series, we're looking at ways to develop three-dimensional, dynamic, story driving characters. Using the following seven-step framework, you can develop rich, complex, and multi-dimensional individuals: |
| 95 Views | A Description Of Book Publishing And Its Options By : Victor Epand
Some mainstream publishers are reluctant about accepting work from young writers who cannot sign a contract. What matters really, is that the quality or standard of writing should be high in order to compete with adult writers. To do this, the important thing is to thoroughly edit your work and follow the submission guidelines set by the publishers. |
| 94 Views | How To Writte Books For Children By : Joseph Jordan
So, you have decided to write children's books. Many people think that this is a very easy market, since young children's literature tends to be so simple, but that is far from the truth. Rather, you must select each word very carefully because there are so few! Here are more tips on writing books for children. |
| 94 Views | 3 Easy Marketing Tips for Writers By : Jinger Jarrett
As a writer, I'll be the first to admit that sometimes I really hate marketing. If I weren't a writer who writes about internet marketing, I would probably avoid it like the plague. After all, marketing is not really my passion; writing is. So, I'd rather spend my time writing. |
| 93 Views | Steps To Writing A More Compelling And Readable Book By : Victor Epand
Some of you have inherent writing skills. You can mesmerize readers with your writing. However, those of you who want to improve your skill, can do so with a few of these guidelines. |
| 92 Views | 11 Steps To Publishing Success By : Nelson Tan
Even if your best friend owns a top publishing company, giving you an immediate "in", this does not guarantee publishing success. |
| 91 Views | How To Write Your Single Book Into A Wildly Successful Book Series By : Earma Brown
If you don't change your thinking, your book could end up being a tiny drop in the scheme of life. Instead plan a wildly successful series of books and make the splash you're destined to make. |
| 90 Views | Characters, Who, What And Where in The Hell Did You Come From? By : Christine Jones
Who are these people we are writing about? Fred, Bill, Joe, what to call my hero? What does he look like? I suppose tall, dark and handsome. No, more the bad boy, no perhaps a romantic... STOP! |
| 90 Views | Documenting Everything: Your Journal is Your Logbook By : Bhupinder singh
Sailors had it for years. Great explorers had it as well. If you go on an expedition to an ancient Aztec mound, more than likely the archaeologist will have one too - so, why shouldn't you own one? |
| 89 Views | 7 Book Writing Mistakes That Block The Success of Your Self Published Book And How To Avoid Them By : Earma Brown
The truth is poor proofreading hurts the self published author and the industry itself. You see, every ounce of confidence lost in one self published author reflects poorly on all independent publishers. |
| 89 Views | Marketing Virtual Assistant Services To Authors By : Gail Richards
Becoming an author's assistant is a very rewarding experience. Once you establish your reputation as a pro in this field, referrals from satisfied clients will become your best marketing tool. |
| 88 Views | Short Story Writing - A Viable Route To Publication For Older Writers By : Steve Dempster
Many people take up writing as a hobby or as a more serious undertaking later in life - maybe even after what would be considered by many retirement age. This article looks at one way the older writer can compete with younger rivals on a level playing field. |
| 87 Views | Multiple Streams of Writing Income Part 2: Creating A Clear, Compelling Vision By : Marilyn Schwader
The first question my clients frequently ask is, "Why do I need to define a vision for what I write? Why can't we just create a strategy?" There are two critical reasons for you to do the vision process. |
| 86 Views | Language: Tricks Of The Trade By : Jimmy Cox
To write well you must learn to use language tricks that can add to your writing the color, style, and appeal you want it to have. The five suggestions that follow have been called tricks because they work like magic to lift your composition out of the dull and the routine. |
| 86 Views | How To Prove Your Theme In Your Story By : Sonukumar
Your theme has to be something you can prove in your story - It does not have to be a universal truth. This means that your theme does not have to be something that happens in real life all the time (providing our logic can accept it, in order for us to believe it).
Whatever story you choose to write, be it a contemporary or a story, which requires elements of fantasy such as in horror, science fiction etc… the events of that story has to appear logical. |
| 85 Views | Ghost Writers: I Swear I Wrote This One By : Darren Dunner
At some point in time, every business has a need for professionally written articles, whether they are to be used for website content or for other business purposes. There are services available to meet these needs, and the professionals who specialize in this area are known as ghostwriters. |
| 82 Views | Screenwriting Training By : Zinn Jeremiah
It is absolutely not mandatory to attend university screenwriting training. Many screenwriters have established careers, some quite successful, without any formal screenwriting training at all. |
| 82 Views | Attract More Readers Than Most Best Selling Authors By : Donald Mitchell
A best selling business book typically sells 50,000 to 100,000 copies. Of those copies, about 10 percent will ever be opened . . . and less than 5 percent will be read cover to cover. Reach 10,000 readers. Big deal. |
| 81 Views | Fantasy Writing Tips: How To Do Your Research By : David B. Silva
The most important element to a fantasy novel is that of originality, and therefore the cardinal sin you can commit is not knowing what's already out there. |
| 81 Views | Top Ten Secrets of Becoming A Successful Freelancer By : Pawel Reszka
If you are considering the world of freelance writing, you may want to consider a few aspects of the trade that have very little to do with writing. Being able to write well is just the first step in becoming a freelance writer. |
| 81 Views | Writing A Business Plan What Makes A Good One By : Honit
Writing a business plan can be a lot of hard work or it can be great fun. An effective plan can help your company to greatness. A poor one can lead you out of business. No plan is like asking to fail before you even start. |
| 80 Views | A Name Is Just A Name By : David B. Silva
Naming a fictional character can often be a challenge. For many writers, and I include myself in this group, your character really doesn't come alive for you until he or she has a name. But you can also waste a great deal of time worrying about finding the perfect fictional character name. |
| 80 Views | Seven Simple Steps To Flawless Marketing Copy By : Dana Blozis
How can you create a flawless first impression? Simple. Avoid copywriting and editing errors in your own marketing materials with these guidelines. |
| 79 Views | Write A Novel the Easy Way By : Jim Driver
Forget the old cliché, 'there's a novel inside everyone'. That might well be true, but the tricky part is getting it out and on to paper. |
| 78 Views | Writing A Book Made Easy By : Caterina Christakos
Writing a book may seem like an overwhelming task but it can be quite easy once you take the pressure off of yourself. This book does not have to be written a day or a week. |
| 78 Views | Mistakes To Avoid And Tips To Follow When Publishing Your Own Book By : Victor Epand
A professionally published book has the obvious advantage of its outward appearance at the first impression. On the other hand, a self-published book, perhaps lacking the professional touch, makes a poor impression. |
| 76 Views | The 4 Biggest Reasons Every Author Should Count on An Author's Assistant By : Gail Richards
Take it from the established successful authors, don't go it alone. Get the support you need and you will be well on your way to publishing success. |
| 75 Views | Freelance Writing Jobs And Finding Your Way To Profits By : Andrew Morris
If you are looking to develop your passion for writing into a profession, then freelancing can be both profitable and rewarding. However, like any career entry there are some important steps to consider. |
| 75 Views | Writing Speed Comes With Practice By : Brad McGovern
If writing is pretty much a new thing for you, then you will no doubt experience some growing pains. We all did and still do, to some degree. Sometimes I will be writing on a new idea on how to improve either speed or quality or both comes to me like a bolt of lightening. |
| 74 Views | You Can Be An Author By : Arvinder Jeet Singh
"You should write a book."For years, I had been hearing this comment. Writing an entire book seemed completely overwhelming, and so, for a long time, I contented myself with writing short articles. |
| 74 Views | Pricing Strategies For Your Book By : Victor Epand
Setting the right price for your book is crucial to its success. If you do not set the right price, you may do more harm than good to your sales. When pricing your book, you need to take into consideration many factors. |
| 74 Views | Does Your Plot Suit Your Characters And Vice-Versa? By : RAVI KUMAR
Creative Writing Tips -
When an idea comes to us for a short story, we either think of a story line first or a character first. Whichever we think of first, and later on build, we have to make sure the plot and the character suit each other. |
| 73 Views | 7 Essential How To Write A Book Title Templates To Create A Top Selling Book By : Earma Brown
Is your book title designed to hook your book readers? No. It should. Titles set the stage for your potential audience. They either work to grab your potential reader by the collar and pull them in for the read or they don't. |
| 73 Views | Writing A Juvenile Fiction Series By : Bruce Hale
Most editors don’t want to see all 12 manuscripts and your 20-page marketing plan. They want to see one wonderful story and hear why you think your series is unique. |
| 73 Views | For Freelance Writers Only: The Care and Feeding of Your Business Clients By : Jo Ann LeQuang
If you are a writer who is seeking business clients (or have some already), know that they are different than newspaper and magazine editors and other denizens of the publications world. |
| 72 Views | How Should You Prepare To Write? By : Jimmy Cox
Without some preliminary thinking on paper, you will rarely produce the best composition you are capable of writing. You can be sure of another thing, too. A brief and simple outline will not be a waste of time; on the contrary, it will help you do the writing job right. |
| 72 Views | How To Instantly Improve Your Writing By : Tony Hetherington
I'm often asked for tips of how people can write better or produce better results and find myself giving the same answers. Answers that have that have an immediate impact. Don't we all wish all advice was that effective! Here are those 5 ways that you can instantly adopt that will improve your writing today. |
| 72 Views | Does Your Theme Contain Character, Conflict, Resolution? Eight Ways To Write Better Instantly. By : SimranSimran
Creative Writing Tips –
For a theme to work and the story, which will revolve around the theme, it has to contain three things…
1. Character
2. Conflict
3. Resolution
What’s the reason for this? |
| 71 Views | Good Feature Writing Examples Get You Closer To Your Byline By : Andrew Morris
If you are a writer, then you have the potential within to be a feature writer. Research, refine, then listen if you get a rejection notice: often those editors will guide you toward ultimate success. |
| 70 Views | Which Comes First - Short Story Or Novel? By : David B. Silva
Generally, beginning writers don't understand that these are two very different forms. They see writing a short story as easier, less intimidating. At a cursory glance, it's hard to argue with that. But if you ask a writer successful in both forms, he'll almost always tell you that short stories pose a much more difficult task. |
| 70 Views | 5 Book Title Mistakes That Block A New Author's Book Success By : Earma Brown
Expert studies show the title may be responsible for up to 90% of your book's magnetic pulling power. Some even say at least half of your book's success can be credited to its title. |
| 69 Views | Agents And Publishers - Who Do I Approach First? By : Steve Dempster
You may well think that the choice of approaching an agent or publisher is academic before you have even finished your book but nothing is further from the truth. This short article discusses the pros and cons of agents and publishers - and which one you should go for. |
| 69 Views | The Fastest Way To Write A Novel By : David B. Silva
The fastest way to write a novel produces a wonderful side-effect: better writing. This is difficult for many writers to grasp at first, particularly those writers who have a tendency to edit as they write. However, as you'll discover in this article, writing quickly benefits not only the quantity of your output, but also the quality. |
| 68 Views | 22 Ways To Improve Your Screenwriting By : Hal Croasmun
Whether you are trying to win contests or sell your script, it is important that you take advantage of every opportunity you can to increase your chances of success. |
| 67 Views | Basic Romance Novel Writing Formula By : David B. Silva
Romance novels are written with one goal in mind, and readers buy them for one particular reason; to explore a couple's emotional conflicts and eventual joining in a happily-ever-after ending that leaves us all sighing from the feel-good sense the story gave us. |
| 67 Views | 7 Ways To Make Your Book Dream Come True This Year By : Earma Brown
Are you writing your New Years resolution for the next year? Yes. Don't put your book on the list this year. New Year resolutions are for stuff you're going to do, right. Do this instead; dream a bigger dream with me. |
| 67 Views | Writing Tips: 10 Ways To Write Cleanly By : Jim Driver
Generally speaking there are two types of writers: those who write "cleanly" and those who do not. Examples of "clean" writers are Ernest Hemingway, Raymond Chandler, Dashiel Hammett, George Orwell, Elmore Leonard, Eric Ambler, Mark Timlin and Ross Macdonald. |
| 67 Views | How Great Feature Story Topics Unleash Your Writing Talent By : Andrew Morris
If I do not have something to say that is feature worthy, then I do not say or write it. What is it that you have to say that is lead news material? |
| 66 Views | Book Writing Tips To Speed Write Your Book For Maximum Sales Sooner By : Earma Brown
Where are you in writing your book? Whether you are almost finished after 2 years or just beginning, these book writing tips may help you. You owe it to yourself and your important message to finish fast and sell sooner. |
| 66 Views | How To Give Your Book A Selling Chance In The Book Market Before You Write It By : Earma Brown
Imagine thousands of people buying your book all over the world in the coming year. They even email all their friends about your insightful book. Sound far fetched? Believe it; it could happen to you! Keep reading only if you want to give your message the selling chance it deserves. |
| 66 Views | Reach Best Seller Reading Levels by Taking The Road Less Traveled By : Donald Mitchell
Many people dream of writing a best-selling business book. Surely, the world is waiting for their unique wisdom . . . or so they think. The reality is far different. The average business book offered by a major publisher sells about 5,000 copies. |
| 66 Views | Why Do We Write By : Herbert Young
Because man has the unique ability to create thoughts and ideas, we need to store them some place. If we store them in our mind, we tend to lose them. There are so many thoughts and ideas created by each of us on a daily basis, that writing them down is the only way to preserve them. |
| 66 Views | How To Become A Five-Minute Writer By : harpreet singh
FIVE MINUTES ... Is All You Need ........to phone a friend ..... peel potatoes for dinner ..... pick the kids up from school ..... or write a few words that could earn you anything from a plastic pinny or ballpoint pen, to a dream house in the sun, a top-of-the-range sports car, or thousands of dollars in cash and luxury goods! |
| 65 Views | The Gospel of Writing According To Marilyn: Chapter 3 By : Marilyn Schwader
Writing is a deceptively difficult art. It takes time, perseverance, patience, desire, and did I say, perseverance. Only write if you truly want to. As a writer I know put it, there are easier ways to be miserable. However, the rewards are great. |
| 64 Views | Book Marketing - 4 Ways To Make More Money With Your Books By : Alex Mandossian
Authors are always asking me how they can make more money. I'm here to tell you that it's not by writing a new book, it's by repurposing it. |
| 64 Views | Sage Advice For Memoir Writers By : David B. Silva
Sage advice for memoir writers. |
| 64 Views | Internet Authors Don't Need Needs By : Mike Scantlebury
Okay, so you're an aspiring author or a wannabe writer and you're staring at the blank white page, wondering what to put on it. What would be the best thing to write about? What are publishers looking for? |
| 64 Views | How To Make Sure That Your Book Idea Is The Next Best Seller By : Kaur Meenakshi
Everyone has a unique story to tell. From explaining business processes to revealing our personal history, we all have a natural desire to share our experiences with the world. As a result, bookstore shelves are packed with numerous titles that promise to entertain, enlighten, and educate readers. |
| 63 Views | Love. Fear. Lust. Envy. Pride: They Have Their Uses By : Pam Magnuson
Marketing and advertising people rely heavily on the use of emotions to sell their products. Politicians smother us with these emotions during campaigns. Parents use threats (Fear) and praise (Pride) to raise their children. |
| 63 Views | 8 Book Writing Mistakes That Short Circuit The Completion of Your Book By : Earma Brown
Did your book writing come to a halt somewhere along the way? No worries. Like many of us, you may be making some simple mistakes that block your book's progress and completion. Correct the following mistakes; complete your book and prosper: |
| 63 Views | I Want To Write, But Where The Heck Do You Start? By : Christine Jones
A story can be fictitious or fact, in some cases both. I believe everyone on this planet has a story to tell in some form or another. So many times people say to me, 'I could write a book about my life'. I reply, 'why don't you'. They usually come back with, 'wouldn't know where to start', followed by, 'I don't have the time'. |
| 63 Views | Internet Authors Don't Need Timing By : Mike Scantlebury
There is a theme here. It's simply this: in the world of Traditional Publishing, it's a heck of a long timeframe from the finish of writing a manuscript to getting the book printed, distributed and on the bookshop's shelves. In that world, it's sheer luck whether the new novel arrives at a time that is in any way relevant to the readers. |
| 63 Views | Is Amazon's Kindle Ebook Reader A Money-Making Opportunity For Authors And Publishers? By : Miles Galliford
Ebook readers will take off in the future as the technology improves, prices drop and the "born digital" generation becomes the mass market. In the meantime, there will be pockets of opportunity for online content publishers. You will need to keep an eye on developments and be creative to generate revenues from this opportunity. |
| 63 Views | How To Write A Better Composition By : Jimmy Cox
Below are some tips on how you can write better student compositions. Choosing the right topic will get you off on the right foot. |
| 63 Views | The Gospel of Writing According To Marilyn: Chapters 1 - 2 By : Marilyn Schwader
The first advice I give my authors is the most simple, and quite often the most difficult. And that is, to expect to write. And I mean write. You can't just talk or read about it. |
| 62 Views | How To Find a Literary Agent -- And Avoid Scams By : Dee Power
It can be an extremely difficult task to break into the book publishing world when you begin with no writing credits and no publishing industry contacts but definitely not impossible. New writers break in every day and get paid handsomely for their work. |
| 62 Views | Book Proposals – Strategies To Get Yours To The Top of The Stack By : Gail Richards
If you decide a traditional publisher is right for you, then you will need to create a world-class book proposal. The book proposal is a business plan for your book. You are attempting to convince a publisher of two things: that this is an idea on a topic that will sell and that you have the credibility and marketing connections to make the sales happen. |
| 62 Views | 7 Ways To Boost Book Sales With Easy Online Book Marketing By : Earma Brown
A mentor friend advised me, "To create daily sales, you must market daily." Here are some easy online marketing tips to include in your marketing plan. Include these, break the ebb and flow cycle for good and start a perpetual boost in book sales: |
| 62 Views | Five Ways To Shine As A Professional Writer By : Dana Blozis
I've created a list of ways that can set you apart from those who are merely dabbling in writing or writing simply for marketing's sake. |
| 62 Views | 7 Book Writing Tips That Stamp Pro On Your Book By : Earma Brown
Excellent book organization pulls your readers in for the read. Whether you are writing solutions for your clients in the work field or inspirational tips for the volunteers in a cause, your well organized words will work powerfully for you. |
| 62 Views | Please, Write Like A Pro By : Roberta Johnson
What I am repeatedly struck with is the constant and steady supply of poor grammar, bad spelling and incorrect word usage by otherwise great authors. Many have great content in their messages, at least part of which gets lost while the reader tries to interpret what the author meant to say. |
| 61 Views | Ignite Book Sales With Easy Internet Book Marketing By : Earma Brown
Don't wait join the Information Revolution today; use any of the below marketing ideas to explode your book sales to a new level. Discover the promotional techniques it takes to have an abundance of customers every month. |
| 61 Views | How To Write A Book To Stand Out In the Crowd And Sell By : Earma Brown
To write your book to stand out in a crowd, you must write it for a targeted audience interested in your book's topic. Identifying a (niche) targeted audience is really hot in the marketing world right now and rightly so. |
| 60 Views | The Keys To Writing Mystery Fiction By : David B. Silva
These are the five keys to writing good mystery fiction. In future articles, we'll explore each in greater depth. In the meantime, use these as your foundational considerations when planning your mystery stories. |
| 60 Views | Copywriting Software - The Ultimate Copywriting Aid? By : Matt OConnor
Writing copy is your number one weapon when it comes to making serious money online. Sure, you can spend hours getting traffic to your site using the multitude of options available, but if your site doesn't convert to a sale, a click or a sign-up - then you've wasted your time. |
| 60 Views | Have You Considered Working At Home As A Ghostwriter? By : Robert Williams
The market for ghostwriters is growing every day. If you are looking for a way to make money from home and the basic job description sounds appealing to you, you should definitely try ghostwriting. |
| 60 Views | How To Chop Days And Hours Off Your Article Writing By : Mark Silver
Ready to write an article? You even made the big step of scheduling time to do it. So here it is, and you're sitting at your desk, staring blankly at the screen. Just like you've been doing for the last two weeks. |
| 60 Views | A Writer's Inner Battle By : SimranSimran
There is a psychological nuisance so powerful that can deflate the drive, self-esteem, and human spirit of many aspiring Writers of any age. These Writers are faced with an obstacle that make them stop, think twice and question their right to be a part of a respected community. This even leads them to doubt their ambition of pursuing their literary or journalistic calling. |
| 60 Views | How To Plug Into The Publishing Revolution By : NavneetKaur
Writing has traditionally been considered a solitary craft. You wrote you article or book in seclusion. You submitted it to an editor or publisher and prayed it would be published. |
| 59 Views | A Psychics Philosophy On Writing Style By : Frederick Gimino
As the author attempts to send pure thought through the written medium primary concern must lie in the intended audiences' ability to decipher or receive the text. Therefore, an authentic rendering of the author's true thoughts, feelings, and ideas into an encoded text often is not possible as it may be undecipherable by the receiver. |
| 59 Views | How To Write Your First Book Like A Pro To Sell Longer By : Earma Brown
Here are some tips to make your book writing pull readers in by the collar. Also, you'll discover how to write a book that keeps them reading to the end. Make it compelling enough and your book readers will tell all their friends about your great book. |