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Writing

How to get organised: Five secrets of success: Step 1. Write a list

Simple tools; yellow highlighter, 2B pencil, eraser and a red pen. And a week-to-a-day diary.

59% 12 5 Jerrico_Usher

Freelance Writing

Make Money Writing For Sites - Ghostwriting, Earning, and More...(resources included)

Need some ways to generate money NOW instead of years later? Maintaining ambition and generating an income in the same place- Freelance Writing...

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Creative Writing

How to Write a Horror Story

The horror genre is meant to be scary or disturbing. But it can also be humorous and cathartic. Do you have what it takes to write like Stephen King?

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Freelance Writing

A Word About Writing Gigs (Motivation For Newbies To IM)

Writing is the ULTIMATE creative outlet and liberation But Be careful what you wish for

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Creative Writing

Creative Writing: Fan Fiction Versus Original Stories

When you take someone else's characters and fictitious world, you are effectively plagiarizing. So why put in the effort on tales that can never be published?

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Creative Writing

Are We Too Paranoid About Mary Sue?

Fear of writing a Mary-Sue (or Gary-Stu) might put people off becoming authors. It's the stop word which destroys a story all too easily.

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Journaling

How About Writing?

They didn't go there first, is a new truth I am imagining. Am I still am carrying that old belief, when I get everything I need to have a writing business, then I will have every

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Creative Writing

Clever Tricks of Creative Writing: Word Crafting

Things can be written in many different ways. The words that you choose will create a mood that subtly works on your reader, like background music in a movie.

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Creative Writing

Clever Tricks of Creative Writing: Line Length

Did you know that 15 words is the optimum length of a sentence? Discover how to set moods without the reader even noticing.

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Creative Writing

How to Get People to Read the Next Chapter

When the end of a chapter creates a natural break, how do you convince readers to keep on reading to the end?

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Professional Writing

How Not to Write

I find all sorts of things that prevent me from writing those fascinating articles that everyone wants to read. Here’s a list of my top five excuses for not writing.

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Creative Writing

How to Write a Thriller

Do you want to write a novel or short story with suspense, action, intrigue and realistic drama?

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Creative Writing

How to Write the First Line in Fiction

It is the worst of lines, it is the best of lines. That all important first line can determine whether anyone reads on.

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Journaling

Benefits of Journaling

Writing in a journal is a great way to stay organized, and it also aids your mental health to be able to express your thoughts on paper.

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Creative Writing

Fiction Tips: How to Write Effective Exposition

Exposition is important, and can even be vital, to your short story, novel or play. However, if handled incorrectly or clumsily, it can verge on painful for your reader.

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Online Writing

How to Make the Most of Online Publishing

Online publishing is a wonderful tool, and there are several powerful platforms at your disposal. There are several things you can do to make the most of your experience.

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Creative Writing

Tips and Tricks For Overcoming Writer's Block

All writers, at one time or another, have suffered the frustration of what feels like a complete creative drought. Read on, to find out how to beat writer's block.

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Creative Writing

Bring Me to Life | How to Write Realistic Fictional Characters

In most cases, characters are the heart and soul of your story. Despite the fact that they only exist in a make believe world, they must be ‘real’ to you and to your readers.

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