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Being the owner and webmaster of an internet article directory, I see all sorts of articles come through our website on a daily basis.
Finding Great Topics to Write About (22 May 2008)
It seems it would be a snap to write a short article of five hundred to a thousand words. After all, you're knowledgeable in many subjects, you're intelligent and you're a talented writer who enjoys writing. So why do you face that dreaded writer's block when you sit down at the keyboard?
Writing for Newspapers as Freelancer (22 May 2008)
You have to keep in touch with people in the industry, you have to make sure your name remains fresh in their minds, you have to keep on plugging away at keeping that contact book up to date, adding to it, and maintaining friendships.
How to Get Rid of Writer's Block (22 May 2008)
The Great American novel is, right at this minute, right there on the tip of your toes. (People still wonder why you learned to type with your feet; and you would write a funny story based on that, if you could only decide how to get it started.) If you could just come up with a title, you might be able to go on to the first paragraph. Sound familiar?
Writing Articles for Your Website (26 Mar 2008)
With a little effort and a sound, reusable structure, you can write articles to draw traffic to your website, ad copy to sell your products, and generally enhance your presence on the Internet.
9 Steps to Unique Articles! (25 Mar 2008)
Authors need not look any further than here to begin the process of becoming a best seller. Steven E wants to help propel your name as an author and to make your name known.
Keeping a Journal Is a Smart Move (07 Mar 2008)
Read about nearly any historical figure and you will find references to their journals and letters. Journaling was undertaken by the vast majority of people in the past. Even with modern computers today, journaling is still highly advisable.
Revising Your Manuscript: Fourteen Questions to Ask Yourself (22 Feb 2008)
Fourteen revision questions that can help make your manuscript catch the eye of an editor or agent.
Journaling (22 Feb 2008)
How many of you take the time to really write down your thoughts?
Are You Feeling Dash-ing? Using Punctuation for Effect and Influence (22 Feb 2008)
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 (22 Feb 2008)
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 (22 Feb 2008)
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 (22 Feb 2008)
Groundbreaking work sometimes comes when one feels least like writing.
Six Tips for Submitting Fiction - if you want it to get published (22 Feb 2008)
Find out how to give your writing the best possible chance of being published.
Proof Positive: the importance of proofreading (22 Feb 2008)
Why proofreading is important, whether you're a business owner or a writer.
Using Technology to Improve Your Final Draft (22 Feb 2008)
Using technology that is readily avialable to help clean up your manuscript before sending it out to prospective buyers.
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