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In The Flesh: 3 Tips To Journaling Believable Characters
by Barbara Carr Phillips
Publishing Guidelines: This article is available for free reprint provided that the author bio is left intact and the article is published complete and unaltered. If
Writing For Sex Markets
by Katy Terrega
Many professional freelancers will go
their entire career without ever once writing a story about sex. Oh, they may craft a racy scene or two in the course of writing the
Break in with Fillers: The Best Market for New Writers
by Shelley Wake
Interested in breaking into writing or breaking into a new area? You can't go past writing fillers. Fillers are one of the most overlooked opportunities in the freelance writ
Have You Plotted Your Story Before Writing It
by Nick Vernon
Creative Writing Tips –
The writer, who doesn’t have the time to plot, always finds the time to rewrite.
Sound familiar?
I’ve been guilty of this too, b
HOW TO OVERCOME WRITERS BLOCK
by Craig Lock
Just thought I'd share a few thoughts on how to use the amazing powers
of your creative imagination to the fullest in overcoming "writer's block"...
Letting you kno
Writing Exercise 3: This Could Get Dangerous
by Jenny Harker
Defining your fictional characters' voices is important. What is equally vital, though, is grasping your characters' humanity, the core of their fictional soul.
A go
Sick of the Traditional Publishing Path
by Judy Cullins
Sick of the Traditional Publishing Path?
Judy Cullins ©2004 All Rights Reserved.
A book coaching client recently emailed me that she was getting sick of traditional
Create A Dream Diary
by Annette Beveridge-Young
How many times have you forced yourself to sit in front of a computer and waited for inspiration to strike?
Most of us at some point, whether just starting out
Letters of Reference Writing Power Phrases
by Shaun Fawcett
Copyright © Shaun R. Fawcett
As a result of writing literally hundreds of letters of reference over the years, I am aware that there are certain common elements an
6 TIPS FOR BETTER WRITING
by Bob McElwain
When writing most anything, the objective is produce copy
that is easy to read. This is particularly true on the Web,
because chances are the majority of your visitors
How to Come up With Fresh Writing Ideas
by Caterina Christakos
How to Come Up with Fresh Story Ideas When Your Idea Well has Run Dry
When I face the desolate impossibility of writing 500 pages, a sick sense of failure fall
How to Succeed as a Writer
by Carl Cash
You are a Writer!
Yes, the simple fact is you are a writer. Maybe you don't write for money
at the moment. But, if you can write a letter or a list you have the
todays woman.net
by Rose
www.todays-woman.net is a website where people can go for daily information and inspiration on health, news, relationships, entertainment, advice, general discussion, and so much mor
The Stuff E mail Queries are Made of
by Mridu Khullar (http://www.WritersCrossing.com)
Your mother always told you how first impressions were extremely important. That’s why whenever you go to meet an editor, you dress impeccab
LISTEN TO THE RADIO WRITE BETTER E CONTENT
by Heather Reimer
Recently, I was asked to write a radio program for a non-
profit organization. I had worked in broadcast journalism
for many years before I switched to online commun
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