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| Writing Advice: How to Motivate Yourself to Write |
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By Will Kalif
Writing is a wonderful, yet sometimes, very hard thing to do. Often it is very easy to not “make the time” to write. Nobody is going to motivate you to write. You have to do it yourself. Here are three techniques that will get you writing.
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Posted by User on Sunday, October 11 @ 22:15:29 EDT (107 reads)
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| Writing Advice: Freelance Writing - Make Blogging Work For You |
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By Angela Booth
Do you blog? If your answer is "No", start blogging today, because if you're a freelance writer and your name doesn't show up in Google, your credibility is zero. Here's how to get the most from your blog.
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Posted by User on Sunday, October 11 @ 22:09:34 EDT (154 reads)
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| Writing Advice: Self-Publishing a Novel? What you Absolutely need to put on the Last Page |
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By Will Kalif
You have been working hard on your self-published novel and soon your dream will come true -It will be printed. Or maybe you have already published a novel and are working on your next one. Don’t skip this very important step.
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Posted by User on Sunday, October 11 @ 22:06:57 EDT (81 reads)
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| Writing Advice: What Happens After You Get Published? |
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By Sherri A. Stanczak
No matter how long we have been writing – a few months or several years – if we are a writer, it is in our blood. We can’t help it. If writing is in our blood, our life-long dream is usually to get a book published. No matter how many times we see our work in magazines, we don’t want to quit until we get a whole book with our name on it. We dream of that day when we see our book at Border’s Waldenbooks and Barnes and Noble. We sometimes imagine ourselves at a book signing with people lined up out the door to get our signature.
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Posted by User on Sunday, October 11 @ 22:04:54 EDT (938 reads)
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| Writing Advice: Professional Writing - 5 Easy Tricks |
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By Angela Booth
New to professional writing? Writers learn many professional tricks over the years: use these five to boost your career.
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Posted by User on Sunday, October 11 @ 22:03:14 EDT (80 reads)
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| Writing Advice: Small Press Magazines: Should You Bother? |
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By Bruce Boston
I've been submitting work to small press magazines for nearly forty years. I've damned small presses to the deepest pits of Hell and sworn I'd never send them another syllable. I've toasted small press publishing with fine vintages and sworn that without it I would never have been able to survive as a writer.
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Posted by User on Sunday, October 11 @ 22:02:38 EDT (73 reads)
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| Writing Advice: Ten Reasons Every Writer Needs a Web Site |
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By Beth Ann Erickson
I received a very interesting e-mail the other day. It came from an extremely talented writer who wrote something that went like this: "On the advice of a “career coach,” effective immediately, I am closing my website. At this point in my writing career, it's money better spent elsewhere."
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Posted by User on Sunday, October 11 @ 22:01:06 EDT (62 reads)
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| Writing Advice: 10 Ways to Shatter Writer's Block |
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By Marg McAlister
1. Use Logic: Check for External Pressures
Are you under physical or emotional stress? Is your diet lacking? Do you need
more sleep, or more restful sleep? Would a visit to the doctor be in order
before you start beating yourself up about your inability to concentrate?
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Posted by User on Sunday, October 11 @ 21:58:12 EDT (72 reads)
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| Writing Advice: Self-Publishing a Novel? What you Absolutely need to put on the Last Page |
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By Will Kalif
You have been working hard on your self-published novel and soon your dream will come true -It will be printed. Or maybe you have already published a novel and are working on your next one. Don’t skip this very important step.
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Posted by User on Tuesday, October 06 @ 01:26:07 EDT (164 reads)
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| Writing Advice: Dazzling Queries |
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By Teresa Slack
Whenever I speak to a group of writers someone in the room will ask what to include in a query. Writing a book is tough enough, but getting the attention of a publisher or agent once it’s finished makes the writing process look like a walk in the park. You have about two seconds to hook them enough to keep reading. They don’t know how talented you are, and telling them won’t win you any fans. You’ve got to show them, and fast.
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Posted by User on Tuesday, October 06 @ 01:22:45 EDT (85 reads)
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