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Bio’s for bio.

The beginner writer hears the word bio and goes what?? My bio? What does that mean?

A bio is a short “about the writer” usually placed behind books. You need a bio when submitting, querying or even registering on a forum.

How do I get a bio or write one if I have never published? My life is sooo boring.
Calm down. Yes, calm down.

1. Who are you? That should be obvious right?
Okon Okon is a mathematics and statistics student at the xx university.

2. Location. (If you feel like it or if requested)
She resides in St under Mango street, Nigeria with her sibling.

3. Your uniqueness (as related to the piece or your life)
Okon likes to explore the river of Edi and watch discovery channel or her favorite 'Ekpo' masquerade perform at the town square.

4. Your social media Link(s).

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Now, Put it all together.

Okon Okon is a mathematics and statistics student at the xx university.
She resides in St under Mango street, Nigeria with her sibling. Okon likes to explore the river of Edi and watch discovery channel or her favorite 'Ekpo' masquerade perform at the town square. She tweets @OkonMasqRiv

👉 You do not need publishing credentials now. Stay calm, let your work speak.

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Hello everyone, Roadmap is here! At last.
Abasiama Udom pulls from personal experience intense and practical information to channel the beginner writer on his quest to a publication.

This guide is direct, practical and filled with unconventional writer practice.

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I want to tell you a story.

We all want to share stories. We all want to be heard. We all want people to listen to us. To hear our opinion, to get what we say. You get me? 😃


Or do you not want to be heard? There are few things a writer dreams of but getting heard/read is no dream. It is a desire. A strong desire.

Many beginners try and try and end up saying, 'no one want to hear me'

But we do! We want to hear you. We want to listen to your experience and you story?

We are waiting for you writer! Please tell us a story. Write us a poem. Do not keep us waiting for ever.
Have faith in your words.

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What is feedback? And why is it essential to the growth of a writer?


Who is qualified to give feedback? And how do you deal with feedback? What do you do with it? How do you use feedback to grow as a writer?


Feedback can be requested. Every writer who wishes to grow or scale must get feedback in form of criticism or readers opinion.

Are you struggling with the concept of feedback? Or the lack of it? Find beta readers, reviewers and other writers to exchange your work with.

Be ready to accept and implement feedback.


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