Hello, and welcome. In this post I’m sharing some of my writing tips with you, giving you a sneak peek into my writing habits. From creating realistic goals, to defining your writing zone. A helpful and fun little post. Enjoy!
Author: poetryfest
Submit your Poetry to the Festival. Three Options:
1) To post.
2) To have performed by an actor
3) To be made into a film.
How To Become A Better Writer — Made by Rachel
Blogging has always appealed to me because I consider myself to be a good writer, and I enjoy it. (I was the kid who voluntarily took writing workshops over the summer.) Coworkers and friends trust me to review their emails, edit their resumes, and help them come up with just the right word that articulates […]
How To Improve Your Email Communication — Made by Rachel
As I was writing yesterday’s post, I realized that much of the writing and written communication that we do are in the form of email, whether we like it or not, and that all of the ‘etiquette’ and best practices around emailing warranted a completely separate post. Some of these tips will be the same […]
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Before the Beginning – do you really need a prologue? — Frank Parker’s author site
None of the above will make me remove the prologue from Strongbow’s Wife when I upload a revised version in the next few days.
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Poetry Writing Exercises: Using Connotation to Find the Perfect Word – by Melissa Donovan… — Chris The Story Reading Ape’s Blog
on Writing Forward: Poetry writing exercises are an excellent way to develop writing skills, especially skills that are essential to writing compelling poetry. Writing exercises can provide us with new perspectives, techniques, and ideas that strengthen and improve poems we’ve written and poems we have yet to write. Words are the most basic building blocks […]
✒️ Writers’ Wisdom ~ Tell instead of Write — A Great Day To Be Alive
“I like to think that I am telling a story rather than writing it.” ~ Alistar MacCleod
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How to Write a Great Short Story — Danielle Adams
A great story has the power to captivate and move us. Some of my favorite tales have come in the form of a short story. They’re easy to read and often pack the biggest punch due to their simplicity. Short stories are also a highly respected form in the literary world. Many writers, like Sylvia […]
How to develop your imagination in 2 techniques + 7 tips! — CNET NEWS BLOG
Imagination … this formidable capacity of the human being to conceive things which do not exist yet (or to dream those which will exist soon, as you prefer). Napoleon Hill said: “imagination is the laboratory of the world” . I really like this quote because it is very true. Imagination is the prerequisite for creativity , because we create what we […]
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TIPS FOR WRITING GREAT DESCRIPTIONS BY DAMARIS IRUNGU OCHIENG’ — DamarisIrunguO
A writers’ greatest task is to create a great reading experience, preferably a better reading experience than what the actual film or TV visual will provide. This is because, before anyone can put money on the visual, they have to read the script and have a thrilling experience. Whereas the actual film and TV have […]
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Be a Successful Writer with These Tips — Laurie Morin
Beginning a career in writing is no easy task. It starts with the inspiration that comes from a fiery passion burning in your heart. However, many find that fiery desire sizzling out when they discover how difficult it is to be published and seen on social media. Any aspiring Author who has done their research […]
