Every once in a while we get to hear great advice from someone who’s actually done what we hope to do–achieve extraordinary writing success. So check out the video below. In what has been...
Infusing your writing with spirit is a very underestimated but very valuable skill. You may be aware of writers and bloggers who infuse their writing with spirit every day, but you haven’t been...
Setting a goal to write so many words a day (as Stephen King and many other writers do) can work for you, but only when you’re generating new material. That might seem obvious, but keep in mind, ther...
A guest post by Dr John Yeoman of Writers Village Tell me, how should I have answered this email? ‘Dear Sir or Mdm I dremed of being writer since I was litle. I have a realy good story it realy hapen...
A guest post by Danny Iny of Firepole Marketing Note: If this subject interests you, then you should register for the free live training event that we’re holding next week! Got a new blog? Want...
By Mary Jaksch, Chief Editor of Write to Done If you want to improve your writing, where do you look for inspiration? I mean, would you use Shakespeare as your guide? Or Hemingway? Or other famous au...
A guest post by PJ Reece of PjReece.ca “Wow! This looks awesome, PJ.” That’s Mary Jaksch getting all excited in a March 11 email. I had sent her my newly hatched eBook called STORY STRUCTURE TO DIE F...
A guest post by Carol Tice from Make a Living Writing Do you worry that you aren’t qualified to be a writer? I frequently have writers tell me they feel their chances of earning well from writi...
A guest post by James Chartrand of Men with Pens You know the deal: If you want to get better at writing, you need to write. Preferably daily. Preferably at the same time every day. But uuuuuugh. Wha...
A Guest Post by Ali Luke of Aliventures.com You’ve had the seed of a novel in your head for months now. Maybe it’s a plot idea (“What if..?”) Maybe it’s a character. Maybe it’s simply the thought of ...
A guest post by Ollin Morales of Courage 2 Create Most people don’t recognize how debilitating emotions can be to the writing process. But, whether we’d like to admit it or not, writers a...
By Sean D’Souza of Psychotactics.com Think of a story. Any story. Maybe just Cinderella, for instance. What does it bring up right away to your mind? 1) Sequence 2) Suspense and 3) The roller c...
A guest post by Tiffany T. Cole of Reader’s Den Why should you hire a freelance editor? This is definitely the eBook age. According to the Association of American Publishers’ report, R...
A guest post by Barb Sawyers You’re busy, I know. So are the people you want to be read by. Then why do you go on and on? Why does it take so long to take get to the point? Why can’t you follow the e...
A guest post by Tabita Green of Live Simply Enough I am a writer. I am also an Internet marketing consultant, mother, wife, reader, runner, and musician. Pretty much every part of my life has a writi...
By Mary Jaksch, Chief Editor of WritetoDone Most blog posts ramble. They meander from one topic to the next. Why? Because bloggers think that more is more. It happens to me too at times. I start out ...
A guest post by Logan Marshall of Free Life Project The hot Indian sun bakes down as I stand on the riverbank, watching over a group of orphan boys who splash and play in front of me. I’ve been here ...
By Becca Puglisi of The Bookshelf Muse How many characters have been created since the first story was told? Thousands? Gajillions? With so many characters floating around out there, it’s not surpri...
By Sean D’Souza of PsychoTactics.com Do long headlines work? Or are short headlines better? The answer doesn’t lie in length. It lies in the ability to say the headline aloud in one breath. Let...
A guest post By Sean D’Souza of Psychotactics.com Do you know how you flip one page of a novel, not expecting to read the book, and before you know it, whooops away you go, and then you’r...
A Guest post by Ollin Morales of Courage 2 Create What if I told you that the biggest threat to your writing is not your lack of passion, your lack of creativity, or your lack of skill? What if I tol...
A guest post by PJ Reece of PjReece.ca Prose is architecture, not interior decorating.” ~ Ernest Hemingway A story works because of its architecture. By “works” I mean it stands up. It holds togeth...
A Guest Post by Ali Luke of Aliventures.com Ask a dozen different writers “How much do you write each day?” and you’ll get a dozen different answers. Some will only work at weekends. Some will consid...
By Mary Jaksch, Chief Editor of Write to Done If you’re a blogger, you know how frustrating it is when your subscriber numbers stagnate. As a newbie blogger, I started my blog Goodlife ZEN with...
Would you like to publish an eBook that’s a runaway success? In this interview with Jim Kukral, you’ll find tips on how to market eBooks successfully. Some tips will surprise you! YouR...
By James Chartrand of Men with Pens Confidence is key to effortless writing. You know that; I know that. And yet, sadly, writers tell me all the time that confidence is one of their biggest struggles...
A guest post by Patrick Ross of The Artist’s Road Several thousand creative writers accompanied me this New Year’s to Montpelier, Vermont. The readers of The Artist’s Road joined m...
A Guest Post by Bill Polm of Keys to Writing Challenges every writer faces One of the biggest challenges we writers constantly face is making sure our readers will understand clearly what we write, t...
A guest post By Sean D’Souza of Psychotactics.com I was at the doctor’s clinic one day for a routine check. “You have to lose about 10 pounds,” he said. “Not that you ha...
A guest post by Noelle Sterne from Trust Your Life When I scanned the mail the other day, one letter caught my eye with handwriting I couldn’t quite place. Curious, I tore open the letter and, to my ...
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