Writing Articles
161: Write Articles Fast - Plan And Write More
Want to write articles fast The major secret is simple: it's planning
162: What Does It Take To Get The Attention Of A New York Publisher?
To garner the attention of the big New York publishers your writing must: inform, entertain, or enlighten If your writing doesn't cover at least one of those three areas, chances are you will not get their attention and they won't publish your work
163: What Every Student Should Know About Writing College Essays
If you are at College or have spent any time at College, you will be aware of the importance of learning how to research, write and present a good essay The ability to do this can be the difference between success and failure
164: Finding A Custom Essay Service
Have you ever considered a writer to write an essay for you The idea may sound terrific to some and unethical to others but the custom essay service is currently booming
165: A Common Mistake To Avoid When Submitting A Manuscript Is To Beware The Rogue Agent
Many aspiring authors rush into the process of finding an agent and overlook a common pitfall – the rogue agent Agents work hard for their money – or at least good ones do
166: One Solution To Beating Writer’s Block
There are many tricks and tips to help writers either beat the block or to ensure that they keep in the groove One of the tools that I use and I borrowed it from my day job – is music
167: Streets And Streetcleaners
Between the twenty story buildings on Riverside Drive and West End Avenue, 88th street was lined with five story brownstones - most of them single family homes The street in front of the houses was lined with sycamore trees protected by five foot high protectors made of vertical iron staves held together by horizontal iron bands
168: How To Maximize Book Expo America
Each year we get a lot of questions about Book Expo (BEA) Authors and publishers are wondering if they should go, how they will benefit from it and most importantly, how best to maximize BEA
169: Three Myths About New York Publishers
As I travel the country speaking to writer's groups in workshops and seminars, I'm struck by the amount of misinformation that is floating around Having spent 25-years working for two of the largest publishers in the world, I thought it would be important to set the record straight and write about three of the most common myths
170: Common Errors Writers Make
PART 1: WRITER'S BLOCK
From Rita Jamison's Freelance Writing Class; Adult Education, Los Altos, CA, 2005
At one time or another we all experience "writer's block" We have ideas
171: Researching The Historical Novel, Part I
As I have intimated in previous offerings, the research that goes into writing a historical novel can be almost minimal, or can entail weeks and months of endeavor If one wishes to write about something as remote as the caravans carrying silk in the ancient days over the Silk Road through China, Tibet and associated areas, the work required could be substantial
172: Writer For Hire - Freelancing For Profit
Want to make a great income as a freelance writer You can
173: Write More - Time Management For Writers
Want to write more You can, even if you think you have "no time
174: Let Them Say It For You! The Secret To Grant Proposal Writing Success
In my position working in programming for one of the country’s major foundations, I reviewed many many grant proposals And, while I loved the opportunity to become acquainted with the regions many nonprofit organizations, I was also dismayed by how dry and tedious so many of the proposals seeking funding were
175: Copywriting: The Importance Of Connecting To Your Website Viewers Through Your Copywriting Skills
Statistic are showing that over 85% of all online buying decisions are emotional That means your website copy should talk to your audience
176: An Alternative Solution For Anyone Who Wants To Write A Novel
The phrase is well worn, ‘Everyone has one book in them’ Countless New Year resolutions fail because aspiring novelists fail to put pen to paper and too many conversations that start, “How’s that book you’ve been planning to write,” end in, “I haven’t got round to it yet
177: The Solution To Coming Up With A Unique Plot Is To Understand What That Actually Means
At the risk of spoiling the joke, I’ll start with the punch line – there is no such thing as a unique plot
There, that’s got it out in the open
178: Six Point Of View Mistakes To Avoid When Writing Your Novel
Writing offers an opportunity to do something that filmmakers and artists can’t You can allow your reader to get into the head of your characters
179: One Problem That New Writers Face, Is Knowing Which Book To Write
Many writers will tell you that they are great at research They can spend up to six months prior to putting pen to paper – yet few actually bother to study the market they’re writing for
180: One Mistake To Avoid In Setting The Scene In Your Novel, Is To Overlook The Weather
The weather is so much more than how wet you’re getting It’s amazing how many writers overlook the weather as a useful tool in both setting and also in telling the story
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