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The Very Best Advice, per Chesterton (Inspiration)

catherinekane wrote 1 day ago: “I owe my success to having listened respectfully to the very best advice, and then going away … more →

Tags: Inspiration, "Adventures in Palmistry", "The Lands That Lie Between", "The Practical Empath - Surviving and Thriving as a Psy, Catherine Kane, Foresight Publications, G. K. Chesterton, Manifesting Something Better, writing

Are You Sure You Want to Know?6 comments

Lorna's Voice wrote 2 days ago: Nobody said dis was gonna be easy. Critiquing is a tough business. How do you know if what you write … more →

Tags: Blogging, Editing, Humor, Sunday Post, The Writer, The Writing Craft, advice for critiquers, Critiquing your work, Tips

Social media competitions

Laurence O'Bryan wrote 5 days ago: Giving away books is one of the easiest things you can do on social media as a writer to raise aware … more →

Tags: Competition, content creation for writers, facebook, goodreads, writer promotion, Writers competitions, Writers Resources

Confessions Of A Writer #131 comment

Lauren wrote 5 days ago: It’s not all about you. One of the biggest mistakes a lot of people make in their careers is they ha … more →

Tags: writing, Publishing, Being a writer, being an author, Writing Career, Confessions of a Writer, writer confessions, confession of a writer, writing confessions

Friends vs. Fans: What's the Difference?6 comments

nancystohlman wrote 6 days ago: A friend loves you. A fan loves your work. It’s as simple as that. Now if you’re lucky you wil … more →

Tags: Arts, how to write flash fiction, Music, Promotion, self-promotion, Self Promotion for Writers, Tips for Promotion, writing

Exclusive Interview with the Master of Thrillers, Author David Morrell14 comments

hookofabook wrote 1 week ago: Today I have an INTERVIEW with the fabulous David Morrell, author of First Blood, and many other tit … more →

Tags: Q and A with Authors, 1800s London books, books on writing, David Morrell books, David Morrell interview, De Quincey essays, Ernest Hemingway, famous action authors, First Blood

An "Old Fashioned" Book. . . A Novel Thought. . . A Happy Writer. . . Katie McKinney Fox6 comments

Katie McKinney Fox wrote 1 week ago: I am so HAPPY!  Not only is it Mother’s Day but. . . I can officially say that the time has co … more →

Tags: A Published Novel, Balancing Writing and Living, Book Club, MOTHERS DAY, planning a book tour, Positive Thoughts for Writers, Publishing An Old fashioned Book, Publishng a Novel, Writers Blog

Three tips: writer advice, breakout novels, changing perspective

Sue Fagalde Lick wrote 1 week ago: Here we are again with three quick tips for writers. The idea is to give you something you can use r … more →

Tags: Carol Tice, donald maass, Fire in Fiction, Inspiration for writers, make a living writing, Query Letters, the breakout novel, The Breakout Novelist, writing

Online content creation strategies for writers2 comments

Laurence O'Bryan wrote 1 week ago: One of the most challenging tasks for any writer is what to create for social media. Twitter is impo … more →

Tags: content creation for writers, Content Creation Strategies, facebook, Google, Manhattan, Online Communities, Social Media, social network, twitter

Secondary Characters

theoddsock wrote 2 weeks ago: Almost every novel has them, they’re pretty much essential to building up the world and showin … more →

Tags: Advice, book, Character Development, Characters, Creative Writing, Fiction, Novel, Novels, Secondary Characters

Reading Part Two

theoddsock wrote 2 weeks ago: Okay, I realise that technically it’s not Friday anymore, at least in my time zone, but instea … more →

Tags: Advice, Creative Writing, Fiction, Books, Reading, Booklist, Literature

Creating fictional characters 2 comments

Stephen Marte wrote 2 weeks ago: While writing The Wandering King I picked up a few things about creating fictional characters that m … more →

Tags: writing, Advice for authors, Author, Books, character, Character Creation, Fiction, Novels 2, Publishing

Get Noticed - Find Readers! Discovery services for writers3 comments

Laurence O'Bryan wrote 2 weeks ago: Most writers want to get noticed. These services were designed to help you achieve that. I am both s … more →

Tags: twitter, facebook, Social Media for Authors, YouTube, author promotion, social media for writers, goodreads, Google, Skype

Spelling Matters 2: Commonly Confused Words4 comments

thesinglegourmetandtraveller wrote 2 weeks ago: I heard a piece on BBC Radio 4′s Today programme yesterday morning about bad spelling and gram … more →

Tags: Home, Commonly confused spellings

Community Not Competition1 comment

jarviswrites wrote 2 weeks ago: Once upon a time, I was convinced that I had all the answers. I knew everything that I needed to kno … more →

Tags: Jennie, The Writer's Community, Community not Competition, Jennie Jarvis, Screenwriting Tips, writers' community, Writing Groups, Writing Tips

May 2013: The Day I Blew Up the Church Piano

Sue Fagalde Lick wrote 3 weeks ago: I blew up the piano at church last Sunday. At least that’s the rumor going around. Oops. While many … more →

Tags: Book Reviews, Oregon Coast life, Oregon Coast writer news, Carlos Reyes, cast out your nets, Church Choir, Church Piano, clavinova, electronic piano

Confessions Of A Writer #12

Lauren wrote 3 weeks ago: There are always excuses not to write. I’m busy.  I’m tired.  I’m distracted.  I had to work today, … more →

Tags: Books, writing, Publishing, Literature, book, Author, Being a writer, being an author, writer

Margaret Atwood's Ten Rules for Writing Fiction10 comments

Aerogramme Writers' Studio wrote 3 weeks ago: Over the past few weeks we’ve been posting top ten lists from some of the world’s best a … more →

Tags: Writing Tips, writing, Books, Literature, Man Booker Prize, Fantasy, Margaret Atwood, blind assassin, Year of the Flood

LITERARY SATURDAYS: Authorial intrusion, aka "Stay out of your damn story, Mr. Writer!"1 comment

byjhmae wrote 3 weeks ago: A new chapter in a novel is something like a new scene in a play; and when I draw up the curtain thi … more →

Tags: Creativity, books & writers, writing, Charles Dickens, Fiction, Creativity, Literary Devices, authorial intrusion, Jane Austen


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