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By: Jill Nagle
The Heart of The Delay: Harnessing the Wisdom of Procrastination, AKA Writer’s Block I am sure that at in some era, at some desk, with some kind of paper (and perhaps some very special ink), some wr (read entire article)
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By: Niall Cinneide
For those looking at the jobs listings for writers, they may find themselves feeling left out. There are simply not enough employment options available. When you are looking at the jobs listings, y (read entire article)
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By: Sharon Hurley Hall
Many people feel they have a story to tell or an experience to share. But time is precious and not everyone can make the words sing on the page. But there are people who can make the whole experience (read entire article)
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By: Lorraine Cote
Becoming A Ghostwriter By: Lorraine Cote Ghostwriting can be rewarding in two ways. a) You get a chance to research and write about all types of topics that you wouldn't normally have a chance to le (read entire article)
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By: John Roalf
One of the most common questions we get at Ebook Architect is “how much money will I make selling ebooks? Well, like most businesses the answer will depend on many different factors. For example the (read entire article)
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By: Craig Lock
Article Title: "Write Rite" - How to Write Creatively ('Here, There and Everywhere') and perhaps even have Inspirational Books Published Author: Craig Lock Line Space: 65 characters Web Site: http:// (read entire article)
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By: Michele R. Acosta
There was once a time when grandparents sat amidst a group of wide-eyed grandchildren telling stories of days gone by. As the global village shrinks and families spread out across the nation and the (read entire article)
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By: Karen Martin
Why Write an eBook? By Karen Martin It's not true that everything that has been said has already been written. Since that unfortunate axiom came into use, the whole universe has changed. Technology (read entire article)
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By: Karen Martin
Now that you've finished writing your eBook and have a basic understanding of what an eBook compiler does, you may be feeling overwhelmed by the number of compilers on the market. To help you make yo (read entire article)
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By: Karen Martin
What is writer's block? Well, I just can't think of a single darn thing to say. Oh well, I'm outta here! Sound familiar? No! Oh, get real! We've all experienced this phenomenon when we absolutely (read entire article)
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By: TopeNelson Ola
Your content is what net surfers will see when they visit your website, and it goes a long way to determine the actions they will take: whether to quit or to read on and click on your offer. The fol (read entire article)
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By: Criss White
A poem or verse is a literary composition used to express emotions or ideas using literary techniques like rhyme and metaphor. Although there are no set rules for creating poetry, these tips will h (read entire article)
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By: Rose DesRochers
It appears that today everyone is a writer and we all have the same dream. We all hope to someday be published. So as writers, where do we get started? I suggest joining writing groups first and sta (read entire article)
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By: John Teh
Overture reports over 1 million queries for article keyword related searches for the month of July 2005 itself. What this could actually mean is that a whole new level of exposure for your name and y (read entire article)
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By: Tamika Johnson
If you have an entertainment website then you’re always looking for fresh, new, fun and interesting material to keep your readers coming back for more. Movie reviews are a great way to do that. Peopl (read entire article)
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By: Marvin D. Cloud
Chaos and confusion come when established rules and procedures are not followed. Even mixing and matching systems to favor one’s own position can cause a great deal of consternation. In writing a boo (read entire article)
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By: Renee Michaels
Does the thought of writing a love letter or poem automatically reduce your vocabulary to a 5-year-old's level? Well, believe it or not, that's a great place to begin! Kids speak straight from the h (read entire article)
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By: Shelley Wake
Browsing through the writing projects at Elance, one thing stands out. It’s the “Recent Earnings” figures listed with each bidder’s name. These aren’t fake figures – these figures show what real writ (read entire article)
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By: Lea Schizas
Awesome Ending Bungee jumping, sky diving, secret mission, Indy 500: how do these events compare to the art of fiction writing? Each one brings to its ‘doer’ an element of anticipation, exhilaration (read entire article)
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By: Jim Green
When my first book was published way back ten years ago, I thought that was it. I reckoned I’d never write another one. But I was wrong. It has enjoyed many reprints, multiple editions, and proc (read entire article)
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By: Niall Cinneide
Writing can be more difficult that just compiling your thoughts on a few pieces of paper. In fact, it can be a challenge to find something new, interesting, and publishable to write about. Even if (read entire article)
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By: Sharon Jacobsen
There's one key rule that every writer should understand before sitting down to write an article and that's "know your audience". Who are you writing for? A limited group of subscribers to a magazin (read entire article)
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By: Christopher Kyalo
Never before in the history of the business of writing have opportunities opened up and presented themselves in such a large quantity and scale for writers to easily win so much regular business and (read entire article)
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By: Michele R. Acosta
So, the decision is final. I am a writer. Actually, I have always been a person who writes, but I have never applied the term to myself in a professional sense. Having pushed aside my financial fear (read entire article)
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By: Laura Hickey - http://www.laurahickey.com
When you submit your article to free article databases, your article could end up on any website. It could land as few as 5 websites to as many as 200+. Sounds great for exposure but there is a down (read entire article)
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By: Brad Swift
I'm often asked if travel writing is a lucrative market for freelance writers. Let's face it - the idea of getting paid to sit on the beach, sip on drinks with umbrellas in them, and work on your tan (read entire article)
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By: Pamela White
MAKE MORE MONEY AS A GHOST FOOD WRITER Like high pay? Have self-confidence? Know food; write well? Ghostwriting may be a career move for motivated writers who are willing to write for high pay but n (read entire article)
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By: Jim Green
Whether you are a newcomer to online marketing or you've been in the trenches for some time, you need to learn how to write zero cost articles and harness their amazing power to drive hordes of visit (read entire article)
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By: Paul Wilson
Crucial to good public relations is pitching to a reporter. Effective pitching involves extracting and conveying, in less than 30 seconds the core of any story. Be sure to introduce yourself. Keys a (read entire article)
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By: The StoryMaster
Writing detailed reviews is time well spent. Reviewing itself is a writing exercise. Creating detailed feedback for a fellow writer is one of the best tools available for improving your own writing. (read entire article)
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By: The American Writers & Artists Institute
It's tempting when starting out as a freelancer to want to take any assignment that comes along. But is that a good idea? Should you seek out work in all types of niches? Or should you specialize? (read entire article)
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By: Dana G Smith
Many sites that feature articles are now posting and putting up articles on the holidays. I wanted to write an article on "Thanksgiving". Thinking to myself "you can do it, go ahead", with this, I th (read entire article)
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By: Nick Smith
It can take quite a leap to get from the written word to a movie screen. A screenplay, for all its clear descriptions of where characters are and what they say, has to work hard to meet the dramati (read entire article)
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By: Brad Swift
In over 23 years of writing professionally (which for me means making money at it), I've talked with hundreds of other writers, many of them far more talented at writing than me, but who haven't been (read entire article)
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By: Halstatt Pires
I'm a publisher for numerous sites. I HATE many of your articles. Here's why I hate the body of your article and what you can do about it. You're Giving Me A Headache Let's cut to the chase on this (read entire article)
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By: Halstatt Pires
Assuming you've read my rants on articles, you may want a checklist of items to consider for future articles. I am at your service. Checklist This checklist is going to be short and to the point. R (read entire article)
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By: Stephen L. Nelson, CPA
If you're going to make a living by writing books, you need to understand how a book royalty gets calculated. That's how the author gets paid, ultimately, if the book becomes a successful bestseller. (read entire article)
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By: Stephen L. Nelson, CPA
Because I've written more than a 100 books and even been a book publisher, people regularly ask me how one writes a book. I always shrug and say it's not that hard. But this little article attempts t (read entire article)
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By: Kemal Faruquee
...because that's really not the way to go... or, if you're going to give your view, at least make it positive! Okay, that would be fine. Tell me to interpret positively! I'll salute you for that. I' (read entire article)
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By: Kemal Faruquee
Sometimes, I think about certain artists and writers from the past, and I wonder how they would have functioned had they gotten to live right now... For my part, I'm glad I was born when I was, or, g (read entire article)
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By: Emily Hanlon
A work in progress is susceptible to immediate extermination from the most unlikely sources: A spouse, parent, child or close friend can often be the worst people with whom to share your work in prog (read entire article)
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By: Emily Hanlon
Spend time listening to your Inner Critic. He or she is not comfortable with the risks demanded by a creative endeavor. By becoming aware of the foul jabber of your Inner Critic, you can see how your (read entire article)
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By: Emily Hanlon
The Writer's Journey Is the Biggest Payoff of All! There are ways, too, to share our writing short of being published. Several come to mind. I think of Terry, a writer in one of my weekly workshops. (read entire article)
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By: Britt Gillette
You did it. You crafted the perfect query letter for your non-fiction book, and as a result, an editor at a large publishing house has requested a full book proposal. At this point, you have a 50/50 (read entire article)
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By: Don Bledsoe
The new screenwriter tends to have a love affair with is/her "baby." He's married to every word and nuance he's carefully scripted onto each page. Often, it reads more like a novel than a screenplay (read entire article)
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By: Terry Till
If you have just built a new website, or have an existing website, then you are now at the stage where you are wondering how to let the internet world in general know so that you can start receiving (read entire article)
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By: Marige O'Brien
One of the first important lessons a writer learns is that writing is a process, a series of steps that take an idea from concept to completed work. This is true whether the work is an article, a poe (read entire article)
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By: Matthew C. Keegan
All through the town the winds howled and the rains came down in torrents as the storm pushed through the tiny village with unrelenting and unrestrained fury. Moments earlier, what had been an eerie (read entire article)
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By: Alice Parris
WILL THE REAL BABYLONIAN SOOTHSAYERS PLEASE STAND UP? Who has the greatest power in all the world? Who can make a prince rakish and cause a princess to fall to her knees? Who is greatly feared by po (read entire article)
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By: Bill Johnson
Narrative tension is the tension characters in a novel feel about unresolved and unfulfilled events and needs. That's why it's so important to suggest a story's promise in a dramatic context, so that (read entire article)
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