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How to Avoid the 11 Biggest Mistakes of First Time Authors
Author: Roger C. Parker
"If you want to change your life," Harry Beckwith wrote in The Invisible Touch, "write a book." But writing a book can also be tremendously frustrating and unrewarding...
A Perfect Day for Writers
Author: Mary Anne Hahn
In one of the exercises in my "Getting Started as a Freelance Writer" workshop, I ask participants to describe what a "perfect day" would be like for them...
And What Do You Do? ... How To Know When Youre a Writer!
Author: Edward B. Toupin, Ph.D.
It's the funniest thing. When someone asks me what I do for a living, I tell them, "I'm a writer." The standard response is, "No, really, what do you do?" Somehow, I always flounder in the conversation because I never expect that type of response...
Be A Savvy Writer: Go Where The Business Is
Author: Marg McAlister
If you're a writer, you're in business. It doesn't matter whether you're writing picture books, or a self-help book for underachievers, or promotional material and flyers for anyone who wants it... YOU'RE IN BUSINESS...
The Cost of Being a Writer
Author: Marg McAlister
You are the only one who knows what being a writer means to you. You are the only one who knows whether you consider it to be a career, or a pleasant hobby...
A Writers Tools - Writing
Author: Marg McAlister
If you are like most writers, you're constantly searching for tips on technique that will help you to increase your chances of publication. You eagerly pounce on articles that tell you how to plot better, write better and sell better. In addition, you occasionally buy books on writing, or do a writing course, or attend a seminar...
Create the Writing Life You Want
Author: Marg McAlister
Ah, writing. For those of us who love to play with words, it's like standing in front of a smorgasbord, agonising over which delicacies to try. You can potter about with your writing as a thoroughly delightful hobby - writing wedding speeches, penning dreadful doggerel for people's birthdays, or writing stories to entertain your children... |
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