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Do Not Sell in the Resource Box!
by David McKenzie
Most people assume the resource box at the end of the article is their opportunity to sell.
You write an article and can sell your product or sell yourself via a li
IMAGINE THE IMAGINATION
by shadha kudrath ali
Imagine the Imagination
Imagine a three hundred page book was in the author’s mind before it was poured out onto the pages of the book.
Imagine all those
Writing Press Releases That Get Noticed
by Brian Moore
Among the various foolproof methods used to boost
traffic to your site (ezine advertising, and search
engine submitting, to name a couple) one method seems
to be forg
The Paradox of Sarah Kane
by Paula Bardell
There are some who believe that the world lost one of its finest late 20th century dramatists when Sarah Kane committed suicide in 1999. Her work produced extreme reactions
How MUSHing improved my writing skills.
by Bronwen Wheeler
Sure. I'd done creative writing at school, but really who doesn't dabble with such things at least once in their life? Just the other day I was looking back at what I call
Tsunami a poem dedicated to help aid and awaeness and encourage future harmony. Make peace not wa
by malcolm james pugh
Natures dice, thrown in a trice,
In a grotesque game of craps,
Whose final score, is real shock and awe,
And rewriting global maps.
Political reputation
Slow Pokes: Short story on the changing world of writing
by Jesse S. Somer
"No one will ever know who I am, I’m a nobody-writer from nowhere… I’ve had a thousand rejections from all the major publishers. It seems my destiny is never to be read, an
Appetite Control Food: Opportunity Rising in Australia
by James Marriot
In the next two decades as one out of every two persons is likely to be overweight or obese, this is set to become a major public health issue all over the world. Body image
Promote Your Books by Blogging
by Deborah Woehr
A blog is the best tool in your Internet marketing arsenal. Why? Search engines spider (check for updates) blogs more often than the average website. The reason for this is
Some of My Pet Peeves
by Michael R. Serovey
Over the past 3 or 4 years I have visited many web sites and subscribed to many newsletters. I have noticed that many of these so called gurus don't bother to proofread
Writing for Yourself
by Amrit Hallan
I often see writers getting bogged down by "markets". They
constantly worry about who is going to like their work and who is
not going to like their work.
Before
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A Winning Web Site Requires Winning Words
by Oscar Bruce
Ever sit down to create that winning ad, publicity
release or newsletter and couldn't come up with the right
words or phrases? You will never make your future until you<
Does Your Story Have A Theme
by Nick Vernon
Creative Writing Tips –
It should.
A theme is a one-line explanation of your story.. Every story should have one because our stories are about something.
The Makings Of A Personal Essay, Really
by Jenna Glatzer
Sometimes I can be dense when it comes to realizing the potential of my own life experiences as essays for magazines. I, of course, fully believe that everything in my life
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