Menu » Auto And Trucks
» Music And Movies
» Online Business
» Pets And Animals
» Politics And Government
» Recreation And Sports
» Relationships
» Self Improvement
» Site Promotion
» Travel And Leisure
» Web Design And Development
» Women
» Men
» Marketing
» Legal
» Business And Finance
» Computers And Internet
» Education
» Family
» Food And Drink
» Gadgets And Gizmos
» Health
» Hobbies
» Home Improvement
» Humor
» Kids And Teens
» Writing
|
|
You are here:home>Writing> |
|
Print this page |
|
|
 |
How to Create a Book Marketing Plan by Deborah Woehr |
| |
Date:2008-03-28 14:07:02
Click:0 |
| How to Create a Book Marketing Plan by: Deborah Woehr A book marketing plan is an outline that will help you determine where and how you will promote your book. It can also serve as an indicator of how well your book may do in the market, once you p |
|
|
Who's Speaking: Choosing A Narrator's Voice by Scott Lindsay |
| |
Date:2008-03-28 14:07:02
Click:0 |
| Who's Speaking: Choosing A Narrator's Voice 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. Many writers believe that the narrator should have little |
|
|
Thesaurus: Word Roulette by Scott Lindsay |
| |
Date:2008-03-28 14:07:02
Click:0 |
| Thesaurus: Word Roulette 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. This, however, is not an article that encourages the use of repeated words |
|
|
Writing Tip: Active vs. Passive Verbs by Lisa Silverman |
| |
Date:2008-03-28 14:07:02
Click:0 |
| Writing Tip: Active vs. Passive Verbs by: Lisa Silverman "Jenny was being served her apple martini by the bartender just as the front window was shattered by a speeding Humvee, and Jenny was thrown from her stool." OR "The bartender was serving Jenn |
|
|
Top 5 Book Selling Tips by Brent Sampson |
| |
Date:2008-03-28 14:07:02
Click:0 |
| Top 5 Book Selling Tips by: Brent Sampson TIP # 1 Online reviews are paramount in importance when it comes to drawing attention to your book. And the best part is, you're in control of your own destiny! If you haven't yet submitted your own review o |
|
|
Nine Points to Ponder When Writing Short Stories by C. M. Clifton |
| |
Date:2008-03-28 14:07:02
Click:0 |
| Nine Points to Ponder When Writing Short Stories by: C. M. Clifton Whenever I begin a short story, I remind myself of two things: to try to get in touch with readers' senses as much as possible by writing something to see, hear, touch, smell, taste, |
|
|
Becoming an Expert by Alyson Mead |
| |
Date:2008-03-28 14:07:02
Click:0 |
| Becoming an Expert by: Alyson Mead One of the most coveted roles in our society is that of an expert. Experts are not just average people. They command respect, and get it. People hang on their every word, and make them their go-to source for inform |
|
|
Writing Advice From The Experts Part #2 by Scott Lindsay |
| |
Date:2008-03-28 14:07:02
Click:0 |
| Writing Advice From The Experts Part #2 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. This series of articles |
|
|
Writing Advice From The Experts Part #3 by Scott Lindsay |
| |
Date:2008-03-28 14:07:02
Click:0 |
| Writing Advice From The Experts Part #3 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 its honesty and straightforward nature. The |
|
|
Writing What You Want To Write: Personal Innovation by Scott Lindsay |
| |
Date:2008-03-28 14:07:02
Click:0 |
| Writing What You Want To Write: Personal Innovation by: Scott Lindsay Most of the important things in the world have been accomplished by people who have kept on trying when there seemed to be no hope at all. - Dale Carnegie Some of the special skil |
|
|
Time Management For Writers by Scott Lindsay |
| |
Date:2008-03-28 14:07:02
Click:0 |
| Time Management For Writers by: Scott Lindsay Most established writers have deadlines to follow. They are either pressed to complete an article by a certain time or they have a novel or non-fiction book that must be handed in by a deadline. In each |
|
|
Blogging: A Writers Journal by Scott Lindsay |
| |
Date:2008-03-28 14:07:02
Click:0 |
| Blogging: A Writers Journal by: Scott Lindsay A novel way for a writer to keep prospects and fans in the loop on their progress as a writer is through the use of a web log or Blog. This notion of self-publishing, which is what Blogger and blogging a |
|
|
The Difference Between Rich Authors And Poor Authors by Steve Manning |
| |
Date:2008-03-28 14:07:02
Click:0 |
| The Difference Between Rich Authors And Poor Authors by: Steve Manning Theres a real difference between what rich authors do and what poor authors do, and the difference has nothing to do with their writing ability. How many times have you read a po |
|
|
Great Technical Writing: Banish These Two Attitudes by Barry Millman |
| |
Date:2008-03-28 14:07:02
Click:0 |
| Great Technical Writing: Banish These Two Attitudes by: Barry Millman Overview Incomplete User Documents disappoint your Readers. Two attitudes of many Technical Writers result in incomplete User Documents. These two attitudes are: . "Everyone Knows |
|
|
Why Should You Edit Your Writing? by Liz Palmer |
| |
Date:2008-03-28 14:07:02
Click:0 |
| Why Should You Edit Your Writing? by: Liz Palmer So youve finally finished your first draft. Maybe its a novel. Maybe its a non-fiction book. Maybe youve written a picture book for children. Perhaps you love what youve written. Perhaps youve read it |
|
|
Personal Websites For Journalists by Madison Lockwood |
| |
Date:2008-03-28 14:07:02
Click:0 |
| Personal Websites For Journalists by: Madison Lockwood Traditionally, journalists have more or less worked alone. Journalists in both the news business and feature writers for magazines typically will develop their stories, dig up their leads, condu |
|
|
Writing Contests: Building Writing Credentials by Scott Lindsay |
| |
Date:2008-03-28 14:07:02
Click:0 |
| Writing Contests: Building Writing Credentials by: Scott Lindsay One of the ways many writers can successfully add credentials to their portfolio if to participate in a variety of literary contests. This type of contest encourages writers to put the |
|
|
|
Advertisement
|
