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Why Proofreading Is Necessary In Technical Content Writing
by James Marriot
Spelling mistakes and grammatical errors in your technical content will reflect poorly on your company. In some cases it may even lose you potential customers. So, good edit
What You Can Learn From Dr. Phil About Writing Non Fiction Books
by Sophfronia Scott
Even if your career doesn't involve being a full-time writer, being the author of a book can be a huge boon for you. Our society holds authors in such high regard that an
Five Steps to Goal Setting
by Jennifer Minar
What would you like to achieve in your lifetime?
Author Basil S. Walth once said, "If you don't know where you are going, how can you expect to get there?" These ar
Thawing Your Writers Block
by Mary Anne Hahn
When I go through bouts of writer's block, my fingers stiffen,
and my brain goes as blank as the snowy screen of a television
on the fritz.
I don't know about
10 Tips For Promoting Through Ezine Articles
by Michael Southon
What's the most powerful marketing technique on the
Web? Search Engine positioning? Perhaps. But did you
know that some of the most successful web marketers
don't
7 Tips for Submitting Articles to Article Resource Sites
by David McKenzie
Submitting articles to article resource sites should be easy. But it is surprising how many people do not follow some simple rules. By not following these rules it can mean
THE RAINBOW BEHIND THE CLOUDS
by Arleen M. Kaptur
It is an absolutely perfect day. The sun is shining
and warm breezes gently cross our path. The sweet
sound of chirping birds fills the air and the gentle
Weaving words for the web
by Yvette Nielsen
WHILE Luddites toll the death knell for books, we who have made the
transition to "new media" look to the future with confidence.
The Internet does not spell the
Filters What They Are, How To Avoid Them
by Jennifer Turner
FILTERS, WHAT ARE THEY, HOW TO AVOID THEM
By Jennifer Turner
Filters are the extraneous words we use when attributing a thought or action to a character. Her
If The Viewpoint Character Is A Secondary Character, Have You Established Who He is
by Nick Vernon
Creative Writing Tips –
I have said above that if a secondary character tells the story of the main character, then the spotlight should be kept on the main character.
Writing Fiction, literature and Large blocks of text for the Internet
by John Stevenson
Have you always wanted to write a novel? If your have then the time has come to put pen to paper, or byte to RAM and actually tell it to the world.
Unless you don't
Technical Writing Tips
by Diana Barnum
Technical writing is a specialized field which not only demands
an in depth knowledge of the subject on which you are writing,
but also a good command of the writte
Knock Out Writers Block: Listening To Your Inner Voice
by Celise Downs
When I was young, I used to talk to myself. Long, drawn out, one-sided conversations. I didn’t have an imaginary friend, I just talked to myself. My mother says that’s why I
Get A 6 Figure Book Advance
by Susan Harrow
It's the dream of 81% of the population to write a book. No matter how many times people tell you how difficult it is to do, nearly everyone wants to do it. There hangs a cer
Cover Letters Are you telling them what they want to know
by Amit Pujar
Let's face it, recruiters (or employers) are smarter than we think.
Big organizations pay a hefty salary to their HR department to
filter out and sieve through hundreds
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