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» The Privilege of Writing For the Christian Market
By Jaye E. Seay
What a privilege and honor it is to write for the Christian market. I consider it to be an awesome responsibility. Christian writers have the opportunity to proclaim God's Word to millions of people all around the world. More than that, because the written word has the ability to survive generations, works created by Christian writers can even touch those not yet here.
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» Writing Tips - Do's and Don'ts For Staying in the Flow With Your Writing
By Mark David Gerson
Do's
1. Remember that there are no rules.
There is no right way (including this one). There is no wrong way. There is only
your way.
2. Get out of your own way.
Ask any element of your being that is logical, analytical, critical, cynical,
doubt-filled or judgmental to step aside for the duration of your projected
writing time.
3. Leap into the void...and trust.
Don't worry about being polite, appropriate or correct. Don't worry about making
sense. Don't worry about anything. Just blurt it out.
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» Book Writing Made Simple
By John Harricharan
Before you begin, you may be interested in some simple tips for writing your book. Actually, some of the best tips you can find are those which are the most simple to do as well as those that make the most sense. By finding and following a few simple writing tips you can organize yourself, your time, efforts and your book.
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» The Top Six Reasons Why Your Stuff Needs Editing
By Steve Fortosis
1) Words Aren't Speled Right
I know, I know. I misspelled a word and you noticed it. I can't tell you how many books, magazines, and websites I've seen with spelling errors. Websites seem worst of all, maybe because they're created faster and people figure no one will notice the errors. One website owner even whined that he thought a few errors were okay because they showed he was human. He had to be kidding. I've known individuals who tossed aside a perfectly good book because they noticed a few errors.
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