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October 31, 2017
Write Better Blog Posts: How to Make Boring Posts More Exciting
by Nick Darlington Source link Do you feel that your blog posts are boring? Here’s a few simple tricks that will breathe life into your copy, and help you write…
Macro Monday Carves Out Your Head And Puts A Candle In It
by terribleminds Source link Above, you will see two pumpkins. The first (left) is mine. The second (right) is my 6-year-old son’s pumpkin. I call the one on the left:…
October 30, 2017
50 Productivity Tips to Get More Writing Done
by John Soares Source link Most of these productivity tips are based on sound psychological science and will help you be more productive and get more writing done. My suggestion:…
Romance Authors Invited to Submit Manuscripts to Heroes and Heartbreakers – Pays $1,000 Advance
by Brian Scott Source link HeroesandHeartbreakers.com, a popular social network of avid romance readers and authors, is inviting authors to submit short romance manuscripts for possible publication. The site recently updated… ***
Writing Is an Internal Dialogue
by JW Source link A book might reach out to someone else at some point, after years, or maybe never at all, but it is not up to me to…
3 Brilliant Writing Tips I Learned From a Genius
by Monica M. Clark Source link Currently I’m reading a collection of essays by the National Book Award winner and genius grant recipient Ta-Nehisi Coates. Many people view Coates, a…
How to Feel Good as a Writer: an Origin Story
by Stefanie Flaxman Source link You may be surprised to see the lyrics in this article’s image attributed to Leslie Bricusse, because one of the most widely known versions of…
October 29, 2017
Do These Four Things to Land More Eyeballs on Your Content
by Grammar Chic, Inc. Source link If a tree falls in the woods and nobody hears it, did it really happen? And if your brand produces the world’s greatest content…
Quiet Ones by Laura Knapp
by Chicago Literati Source link At first, Neil was pleased with their conversation about the recent killing, which had been all over the […]
Shed Your Chaos by Glenn C. Stewart
by Barbara Scott Source link In Shed Your Chaos, author Glenn C. Stewart observes that many people are deficient in basic life skills, and believes that helping others as a…
