Critique the Poem not the Poet

(Tue Nov 8th, 2005, by Rose DesRochers)

The act of writing poetry is something that is very personal to us poets and sharing it for the first time can be a very frightening experience. The first experience of having your work criticized can boggle our mind and set us back a step in our wr...

You Need More than Skills & Experience to Get a Job These

(Mon Nov 7th, 2005, by David Green)

A lot of people believe that an employer’s decision on hiring a candidate depends on just skills and experience. Well they couldn’t be farther from the truth because that is false. Here is the truth… Skills and experience within your profession aren...

Start Here To Write An Ebook

(Mon Nov 7th, 2005, by Angela Booth)

*Article Use Guidelines* This copyrighted article is free for you to use as content in opt-in publications, or on your Web site. When you use it in opt- in publications, or on a Web site, please include the resource box. However, please do not charg...

Benefits of Journal Writing

(Mon Nov 7th, 2005, by Rick Chapo)

The benefits of journal writing are fairly well established due to the long history of journal writing. From Anne Frank to Di Vinci, journal writing has proven itself. Benefits of Journal Writing When considering the benefits of journal writing, it ...

Learn to let go - the book is finished.

(Sat Nov 5th, 2005, by L P King)

Nothing ticks me off more than an Author who is constantly changing and revising their book after publication. Some Authors do this every couple of weeks and it is as though they are obsessed with a perfection very few of them will ever attain. I f...

Moonlighting Idea

(Sat Nov 5th, 2005, by Mike Morgan)

All sorts of people give speeches, not only politicians and executives of international conglomerates. Virtually every major life event involves some sort of speech. For example, toasts are offered at weddings, eulogies at funerals, roasts at retirem...

WHAT DO WE NEED TO GET STARTED IN

(Sat Nov 5th, 2005, by Craig Lock)

THE TOOLS OF THE TRADE Anyone with reasonable literary skills can write, but not many people can write really well. Yet we all have the opportunity to use this means of expressing our creative energy. You don't need much: no money - only time and IMA...

How To Select a Great Topic For Your Book or Ebook Part 2 of 5

(Sat Nov 5th, 2005, by Aaron Morganstern)

There are groups of people who are willing to buy nonfiction ebooks: hobbyists. At any given time, these people are looking for ways to spend their money on their hobbies. Their passion is your financial gain. What avid hobbyists want will always mak...

4 Major Mistakes to Avoid when Writing an Article

(Sat Nov 5th, 2005, by Jason A. Martin)

By avoiding these common mistakes, you will greatly improve your article. The Internet has an overabundance of disregarded content that was written in the same rambling way that the author normally speaks in. Many of these articles would never have ...

Battling Writer's Block

(Fri Nov 4th, 2005, by Joi Sigers)

"Hitting the wall", "Writer's Block", "Brain Cramp", "Drawing a blank"...whatever name it goes by, it's every writer's worst nightmare. "It" defies logic and spits in the face of reason. We're writers for writing out loud! Words are our dearest, clos...