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Current Directory: Writing:[30 - 45]
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Why It Pays To Listen Even When You Think They’re Nuts
by Jim Green
My first published work became a bestseller as soon as it hit the bookshelves back in 1995 and it has been topping the lists ever since. Lucky you, some might say.
By and
Who Said You Can’t Make A Profitable Income Selling Your Short Stories
by Georgina Stath
The truth is, selling your short stories to publishers is not the way to make
a comfortable living from something you enjoy doing. The reason isn’t
hard to understa
The Writing Club
by Ieuan Dolby
Typically when falling asleep in bed at night great thoughts enter the mind, long stringed and meaningful sentences trip over each other to receive attention at the front of t
Keys to Characterisation
by Aspire2write
Keys to Characterisation
Copyright © 2004 Aspire2write.com
Far too many inexperienced writers create flat, stereotypical characters: the brave fireman, the dams
Remember Writing For Pleasure
by Annette Beveridge-Young
Many freelance writers, who write full-time, will agree that to survive within the publishing world, there are constant pressures to seek out new publishing outlet
Youre Published! Now How Do You Tell The Readers
by Michael LaRocca
The first thing you must do is quit thinking like a writer and
start thinking like a reader. That shouldn't be a problem,
because you are one. If you don't enjoy rea
HOW TO HUNT FOR MARKETS OVER THE HOLIDAYS
by Dr. Erika Dreifus
Chances are, you'll be busy over the next several weeks. Between preparing for, celebrating, and unwinding from the holidays it may be difficult to maintain your regular
A TEACHER WHO INFLUENCED MY WRITING
by Irvin L. Rozier
Mine was Mrs. Martha Harrison, my eighth grade English teacher. She made us write, and write, and write. She would put a sentence on the blackboard (I used to be t
Casino Blogging – A Fast Free Way To Promote Casino Affiliate Programs
by Richard Meeuwsen
Open yourself up to the profitable world of casino affiliate programs with a blog account. Start to experience income just for writing messages. Anyone can do it, why not
A Profitable Idea for Writers
by Mary Anne Hahn
To say that I read a lot is perhaps one of the greatest
understatements of all time. I read chronically, obsessively.
Articles, books, magazines, newspapers, newsle
Dont Attempt To Write Without Them!
by Linda Elizabeth Alexander
You're ready to do it. You've accepted an assignment from your
boss, agreed to put together a sales presentation, or were asked
to write a report about las
Rome Wasnt Built in a Day
by Mary Anne Hahn
One of the characteristics that I am *not* known for, and which
I have spent a lifetime trying to develop, is patience. I'm an
"instant gratification" kind of girl w
How to write an Article
by Lakshmi Menon
Most of us know that writing an article is the best and the
cheapest way to get targetted customers to your website. But how do
we go about it?
You may be thi
How to Write Better Instruction Manuals
by bskcom
If you know how to do something -- and can do it well, almost without thinking -- it makes sense that you’d want to share this information. What better way to do it than with
How to Research Absolutely Anything
by Stephanie Cage
Have you ever thought about writing non-fiction but been put off by the amount of research involved? Writing about what you know helps, as you’re likely to have the informa
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