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Writing
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Red Flags in Publishing
As a publisher, I do have to negotiate at times with potential authors and editors, and as a writer I have had to learn some legalese so as to protect my own interests. However, over the years it has shocked me to know how many authors (many who had only been published for the first time) practically signed the ones offered to them without putting much thought into it. Sadly, it's such situations that account for the growing number of complaints lodged against certain dubious companies; then again, there are companies that spell everything out, then don't deliver. It's no wonder the image of the writer suffering for his craft rings true.
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Are You A Writer Stuck For Ideas?
From the cartloads of letters and emails I receive (in fact the postman blames me entirely for his recent hernia) one of the difficulties some writers have is getting an idea for a story or article. There is no need for this at all as ideas are abundant and all around us.
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Types of Admission Essays
Admission essay is a really important document because it might affect your whole life. For successful writing of admission essays you have to know what it is exactly. This article provides such information.
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Writing A Formal Letter
Writing a formal letter now became a lot more important then for example 20 years ago. It is almost an art, which this article was created to teach.
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5 Steps to Great Writing
Where does bad writing come from and how can you fix it? Boring, frustrating writing comes from the mistaken belief that readers are interested in what you have to say... but are they? Maybe not, but if you follow these five steps, they will be.
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Even Busy People Can Find Time to Write a Thesis or Dissertation
The biggest misconception about finishing a thesis or dissertation is the belief that writing is the key component to completion. The real key to finishing is effective time management. This is particularly true given the fact that, for most students, writing the document must be completed in tandem with numerous other important tasks.
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7 Ways to Carve Out Your Niche as a Freelance Writer
As a freelance writer, would you rather use a wide-angle-lens approach to clients and editors (all things to all people) or a telephoto (focus on one subject or genre)? Let's say you want to find your special niche. Where would you start? Here are 7 suggestions.
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