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October 22, 2017
8 WriteWorldwide Blog Posts That Will Help You Keep Your Freelance Writing Skills Sharp
by Ciaran Gilligan Source link Back in March 2017, we launched WriteWorldwide, and ever since then we’ve made a concerted effort to bring you fresh content regularly. We’ve blogged extensively…
Jon McGoran: What Spliced Taught Me About Spliced
by terribleminds Source link I love reading the “Five Things I Learned…” posts on terribleminds, and I’ve enjoyed writing them in the past. That’s what this post was originally going…
Bracken magazine Calls for Lyrical Poetry Submissions – Pays $15/poem
by Brian Scott Source link Bracken (est. 2016), an online literary zine inspired by “old world storytelling with roots in the wood’s shadows,” is accepting poetry submissions. (Fiction stories and artwork are……
October 21, 2017
Poetry Takes Care of Itself
by JW Source link Poetry takes care of itself. All art does — that is paramount. In a survival race, I’m quite sure poetry will long outlast reality TV and…
Originality in Storytelling
by Melissa Donovan Source link Has everything been done before? Most storytellers strive to write fresh, original stories. They’re hoping to come up with an idea that’s never been done…
How to Create a Character Based on Internet Comments Sections
by Sue Weems Source link Do you argue with strangers on the internet? (I plead the fifth). Even if you have enough self-control not to engage most arguments and comment…
Clickbait, Insomnia, and Writing Fears … Nevermore
by Sonia Simone Source link You can tell we’re heading into Halloween — around the blog, our thoughts have been turning to topics dark and creepy. On Monday, Stefanie Flaxman…
6 Ways Freelance Writers Can Protect Themselves from Bad Clients
by Sara Korn Source link You’ve probably heard the horror stories about freelance writers getting taken to the cleaners by bad clients who: Insist on paying under-market rates Are a…
Poems for Las Vegas: poetry in an unsafe world
by Carol Despeaux Fawcett Source link In a class I attended recently, the teacher said we all have that one thing that wakes us up to a deeper relationship with…
October 20, 2017
Indie Editing for Indie Authors
by I Suck At Writing Source link Recently, a professional editor told me I didn’t need her editing services. I was extremely flattered! Editing can be hard work, particularly when…
