Writing Advice From The Experts Part #2
Submitted by: Scott Lindsay
The most valuable of talents is never using two words when one will do - Thomas Jefferson
There are many books that provide tips and guidance for publishing success...
Writing Advice From The Experts Part #3
Submitted by: Scott Lindsay
You must be prepared to work always without applause - Ernest Hemingway
Much of the wisdom available from established authors may be surprising in it’s honesty and straightforward nature...
Who's Speaking: Choosing A Narrator's Voice
Submitted by: Scott Lindsay
Have you given much thought to the voice of your narrator Perhaps you assumed the narrator in your novel should remain neutral...
Thesaurus: Word Roulette
Submitted by: Scott Lindsay
There is some beautiful literary styles that thrive on the repeated use of words and phrases The language is poetic and beautiful...
Practically Perfect Proofreading And Other Editing Myths
Submitted by: Scott Lindsay
One of the difficulties a writer faces is reviewing their work in an attempt to locate all errors There are generally two forces that work against a writer who attempts to ensure their work is error-free...
Readers: Are They Involved?
Submitted by: Scott Lindsay
There are two specific, yet lofty goals writers strive for every time they commit words to paper That goal is to write in such a way as to draw their readers into the written word...
Poetry: An Exercise In Emotion And Vulnerability
Submitted by: Scott Lindsay
“[Henry David] Thoreau is a keen and delicate observer of nature - a genuine observer - which, I suspect, is almost as rare a character as even an original poet; and Nature, in return for his love, seems to adopt him as her especial child, and shows him secrets which few others are allowed to witness...
The Sweet Taste Of Success
Submitted by: Scott Lindsay
Writers are an interesting breed of humanity – they can make us feel joy, sadness, anger and empathy...
Writing Advice From The Experts Part #1
Submitted by: Scott Lindsay
One must be drenched in words, literally soaked in them, to have the right ones form themselves into the proper pattern at the right moment...
The Exercise Of Emulation
Submitted by: Scott Lindsay
A writing exercise that is helpful in learning a very specific style of writing is called Emulation This is done to match the style of a specific author...
That’s A Hyperbolic Understatement If I Ever Heard One
Submitted by: Scott Lindsay
There are at least sixty different types of rhetorical devices in English literature The English language is an odd mixture of truth and symbolism and most often exhibits this propensity in the form of various figures of speech...
The Cast-Developing Your Cast Of Characters
Submitted by: Scott Lindsay
One of the most important things you can do in writing a novel is to take the time to really get to know the cast because your cast of characters will likely make or break your novel...
A Work In Context - The Paradigm
Submitted by: Scott Lindsay
A paradigm has been described as “A set of assumptions, concepts, values, and practices that constitutes a way of viewing reality for the community that shares them...
First Time Novelist Faux Pau
Submitted by: Scott Lindsay
Those who venture into fiction writing often fall prey to certain avoidable, yet highly normal faux pau's with their first book...
Are You Talking To Me?
Submitted by: Scott Lindsay
In poetic literature you will often find a poem that seems to be inviting the reader to participate in an adventure or a love story...
How to Edit Phrases and Sentences For Conciseness
Submitted by: Mary Simmers
For some reasons, many people like to write what their minds and feelings portray Especially those writers who are to write on their not just because they were told to write or that it is their duty or requirements to write...
How to Use Adjectives and Adverbs
Submitted by: Mary Simmers
As a writer, we must be knowledgeable enough to know and determine all the parts of speech The most common are the nouns and pronouns which we commonly use these two as our subject in a sentence...
Your Audience and the Level of Formality in Your Writing
Submitted by: Mary Simmers
If you are into writing, you should know the flow of your piece If you are writing news story, reports, thesis, reviews, presentations and speech then you should aim a formal and piece of work...
Why You Should Work Hard on Your Scientific Abstracts
Submitted by: Mary Simmers
Good science is only one half of a scientist’s work; the other half is about communicating those results to other people...
Word Interrogation: Why It’s an Inefficient Way to Edit Your Writing
Submitted by: Mary Simmers
There are a lot of important things that needs attention when someone is going to start writing a piece...
10 Tips For Copywriting Success
Submitted by: Enzo F. Cesario
While video and multimedia technologies are rapidly expanding, the Web remains a largely a text-oriented system...
Three Myths About Short Writing
Submitted by: Mary Simmers
Falsehood beliefs are also present in writing For some reason, people tend to believe what they heard or what they believe is right but they were all wrong...
How to Improve Your Grammar Skills
Submitted by: Mary Simmers
I know there are a lot of people especially students who are not interested in writing where you should be fully equipped of the correct use of a language...
Make a Proofreading Checklist
Submitted by: Mary Simmers
Writing has never been a simple task for everyone especially by those who don’t have any experiences about it...
How to Win a Losing Argument by Distracting Your Reader From the Facts
Submitted by: Mary Simmers
A writer needs to write a piece where it can attract the interest of their readers They should catch their attention for you to be able to express your message and idea to the public...
Developing an Idea Into a Piece of Writing
Submitted by: Mary Simmers
Sometimes, when we are alone and doing nothing, our ideas suddenly comes up with a lot of imaginations or dreams or even we started to think about some situations that need to be answered...
Abstraction and Storytelling: Fiction Tools For Nonfiction Writers
Submitted by: Mary Simmers
Fiction writing aids its readers as to be entertained by the work of the writer It is a great way to visualize what the message of the writer is trying to convey...
Tension and Characters: Fiction Tools For Nonfiction Writers
Submitted by: Mary Simmers
Tools of fiction writing are very important when you want to make your piece be of good quality As you can see, fiction writing is not that easy as you might think of it...
Starting a Piece in the Thick of the Action
Submitted by: Mary Simmers
Some topics work best when presented in a formal manner, easing the reader into the subject by a subtle introduction and expanding as they go further...
Writing Fast How to Write Anything With Lightning Speed: My Top 10 Tips For Fast Article Writing
Submitted by: Lisa R. Brown
Writing fast is nothing than a habit It means potentially anyone can write articles quickly...