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A Beginner’s Guide to Writing a Novel
No one is born a novel writer. But do you believe that we all have the capability to be writers? Impossible as it may seem but the answer is yes! If we have the passion for it and if we strive to make it happen, novelwriting can be as easy as writing
By: Rachelle Arlin Credo.
E Book Writing Formats: How to Make the Words Flow
Nervous about writing your first e-book? Never fear. E-books are written in a conversational, informative style that s easy for the reader to understand, and easy for you to imitate as you write them. Whether it s ten pages about Smart Finances, 50 p
By: Dina Giolitto, Wordfeeder.com.
3 Ways to Find Your Niche as a Freelance Writer
To make a six-figure income as a freelance writer, to need to be an expert. You need your name to jump to people s lips when a particular job or challenge comes up. Direct mail for software? You should get in touch with Bob. That s what he does. Ins
By: Nick Usborne.
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Livescribe Celebrates Five Years of Digital Writing
Livescribe, the innovative company behind the world?s first smartpen, is celebrating its fifth anniversary. Livescribe revolutionized the digital writing market by syncing recorded audio with handwritten notes and providing a valuable new tool, which saves times, improves learning and enhances business productivity.
Writing was an act of love in 1824 Philadelphia
The writing and typesetting of "El Habanero" in 1824 must have been intensive labor of love for the one who put it together. Word by word and letter by letter, patiently assembling the lines of movable type, avoiding at all cost the devil in the typos, must have been a total headache wherever it took place in Old City Philadelphia. Greater even than the headache the author created when his ...
5 Simple Ways to Improve Your Writing
So you?ve been wanting to write?for your blog, for your company, for industry publications, or maybe just for fun. But you?re not sure where to get started. Or maybe you?ve never even considered writing (or never really liked it to begin with), but you?re quickly realizing that you?re going to have to do it (and do it well) for your career.
Solution to FCAT writing dilemma falls to teachers
Solution to FCAT writing dilemma falls to teachers
