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Fourteen revision questions that can help make your manuscript catch the eye of an editor or agent.
Journaling
How many of you take the time to really write down your thoughts?
Are You Feeling Dash-ing? Using Punctuation for Effect and Influence
The dash—-that curious mark of punctuation people use in their email and letters. Not the hyphen (-), but the dash (--). It's made by hitting the hyphen twice. In most cases, when you type the hyphen twice it will turn into one long dash (—). Sometimes you see the dash inserted where a comma would fit; other times you see it where you would put parentheses. How is the dash supposed to be used—and when can you use it to get the effect you want?
Time to Write
Many people have entertained the idea of being a writer. They feel the passion to write. They have a best-seller idea. They want to share their specialist knowledge with the rest of the world. Yet years go by and nothing happens. Why? The reason is almost always the same: they can't find the time to write...
Ten Ways to Get Cheap (and Free) Magazine Samples
Writers' research into magazines is essential when building a magazine writing career. This article offers ten creative ways to cut your cost of magazine research.
Groundbreaking Work
Groundbreaking work sometimes comes when one feels least like writing.
Six Tips for Submitting Fiction - if you want it to get published
Find out how to give your writing the best possible chance of being published.
Proof Positive: the importance of proofreading
Why proofreading is important, whether you're a business owner or a writer.
Using Technology to Improve Your Final Draft
Using technology that is readily avialable to help clean up your manuscript before sending it out to prospective buyers.
The Authors Life: 14 Hints on Creating a Career Plan
Fourteen tips that will help make your writing career a success.
Uncommon Advice for Beginning Novelists
Ten unusual tips to help beginning novelists get started in publishing.
First Priority
Get the first draft cranked out!
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