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Writing and Speaking
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How to Make Your Characters Sound Real
What makes a character in a novel memorable? The author's description of the character, the character's actions, or the character's voice? Probably all three.
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Charm Your Guests with Affordable Invitations and Announcements
Verbal invitations are out formal, elaborate, proposals are in. However, posh caligrophy comes with a hefty price tag. This article shows its readers how to charm their guests with ornate stationery, without the steep price synonymous with fancy stationery.
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Give Your Book Title Marketing Appeal for the Masses, P1
Does your book title still sound like a working title? Most working titles should never make it through the final edit. Titles are one of the most important aspects of your book. Getting this aspect wrong could mean your book never receives all the attention your message deserves-
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Writing Story in Unique Way of Expression
Another part of my story. I have find it easy to express oneself feeling and emotion through story form. This come to me as I begin to write how I feel during the time I try to counsel those who are in need, giving them advice and care for them and be there for them.
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How I Became A Technical Writer
An article about how one former paralegal converted her previous writing experience to technical writing experience to begin as new career as a technical writer.
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Article Marketing: Long or Short Articles - Which Is Better
When marketing with articles, which is better, long or short pieces? Most experts say that articles should be between 400-600 words, give or take 50 on either side. However, in general, I disagree. Why? For the following three reasons.
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Getting Past Writer’s Block: A Writer's Tip
Writing content can be a struggle sometimes, but this neat tip can save a lot of time trying to come up with new and different ways to write - especially if you are used to writing about the same subject over and over again.
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Fluency Disorders: Stuttering vs Cluttering
While the spoken word is taken for granted by most of us, the use of the verbal language is challenging for millions of individuals living with speech-language disorders. It is estimated that approximately three million individuals, of all ages, suffers some form of fluency disorder. For many of those individuals daily communication is a struggle and their verbal ability does not open doors but closes them in the areas of academic, interpersonal relation, professional development, and personal achievement.
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