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Publishing and Promoting of Poetry anthologies and chapbooks
Author: Rose DesRochers
So you have always dreamed of having your poetry published? Why not self-publish it or go with a pod publisher? Poetry is something perfect for self-publishing or pod publishing. Now you are asking yourself how you get started. Start by choosing up to

Screenplay Slug Lines - An Important Element Of Screenwriting
Author: Lynne Pembroke
Over the years, I've found that new screenwriters frequently have confusions and misunderstandings on the proper way to write slug lines, also known as master scene headings. This article covers the basics of writing industry accepted screenplay slug

The Best Freelance Job Boards for Writers
Author: Janet Ilacqua
How many times have you checked out a job board to that either it no longer exists or that there is one or two jobs listed. Out of the hundreds of job boards on the Web today, how do you find those containing projects that you are interested in and

The Subject And Object Theory
Author: Tushar Jain
I am Tushar Jain, a student of literature. This subject, literature, is one which is susceptible to every clause scripted, every letter sculpted, and is liable to get one enamored by vacuous words like 'subjective'. To the wholesome degree of which the

Wake Up Your Writing Spirit
Author: Shelley Wake
The Blogfest 2005 Writing Contest has only been running for two weeks and already the results are overwhelming. And not because we're getting far more entries than we expected. It's because along with entries, we're also getting heartfelt messages from

How to Get Your Book Reviewed
Author: Caterina Christakos
Imagine your book at the top of the Best Sellers List of the New York Times. Most authors do. The question is, How do I get it there and sell millions of copies? When planing your book, there is one critical thing that most authors forget -

Killer Press Kits - Press Kits That Demand Attention
Author: Annette Gisby
So,m you've had your book published or you've gone the self-published route, but what do you do now? You contact a newspaper, radio or television station requesting an interview and they ask you to send them a press kit. First of all, don't

Knock-Out Writer's Block: Listening To Your Inner Voice
Author: Celise Downs
When I was young, I used to talk to myself. Long, drawn out, one-sided conversations. I didnt have an imaginary friend, I just talked to myself. My mother says thats why I became a writer: because of my overactive imagination. I admit she may be right.

Well-Written Articles Can Help You!
Author: Hans Hasselfors
You've heard it time and time again: if you want to get your name out there, write articles and allow them to be freely reproduced (with a resource box pointing back to you, of course). Largely, that is true. Well-written articles can: - help you

What Employers Look For In A Freelance Writer
Author: Amber McNaught
Freelance writing is as much about selling yourself as it is about writing. With this in mind, we asked some of the employers who use our site, and others like it, just what it is that they look for in a freelance writer. Here's what they told

Sticks, Stones and Lawyers
Author: Jean Fritz
But how can you say, 'It was only talk, so no harm was done?' Were this true, then your prayers, and your words of kindness, would be a waste of breath. - Nachman of Bratslav Defamation ... slander ... libel. It doesn't take a rabbinic scholar

6 Tips For Your Writing Journey
Author: Laura Hickey
So, you'd like to be a writer? Congrats! Writing not only is a great way to express yourself, but can provide an income. Keep in mind not all writers make a fortune, some still cant quit their day job. Below are some tips to start your writing journey.

A Guide To Poetry Styles & Terms
Author: Rose DesRochers
Poetry is made up of so many specific patters and language. There are as many forms of poetry as there are writers who pen it. Here I have gather some resources to specific patterns of poetry and I have attempted to describe for you the figurative

The Language of Freelance Marketing
Author: Mridu Khullar
For freelancers, knowing the basic terminology before they begin can be a valuable lesson in earning a few extra dollars in that initial stage. When I started my freelancing career, I knew nothing of rights, simultaneous submissions, querying or

Groups Of Words Often Confused - Part 4 of 6
Author: Laraine Anne Barker
LATER, LATTER Later means afterwards; latter is the second of two things. Later that day we went for a walk. We have two choices. The latter is the more reliable, but the former would be cheaper. LAY, LAID This pair confuses writers

Groups Of Words Often Confused - Part 6 of 6
Author: Laraine Anne Barker
SALE, SAIL Sale is either offering something for purchase (for sale) or offering it at a special price (on sale); sail is part of a ship or boat. SELL, CELL Sell is to exchange for money; cell is a small room. SCENE, SEEN Scene is

The Secret Source of Clear Content
Author: Susan Raab
You can do anything in four easy steps! An outrageous claim, no? But I can prove it. Because you're doing it now. Imagine your laundry basket. What are you going to wash today? Ah, socks. How will you wash them? In the machine. Now you do the wash

How To Become A Freelance Copywriter In New York
Author: Niall Cinneide
As a freelance copywriter in New York, your work is never done. What? Do you mean to say that it is hard to find regular freelance writing jobs, even here in New York City? For those looking to succeed, employment is hard to find only

Ten Quick Tips for Inexperienced Writers
Author: V. Berba Velasco Jr., Ph.D.
One of the biggest problems that inexperienced writers have is simply knowing how to get started. If you've unsure of your writing skills, then here are some quick tips to help you get started. 1. Get yourself a thesaurus—or better yet, two of them.

Keys to Characterisation
Author: Aspire2write
Far too many inexperienced writers create flat, stereotypical characters: the brave fireman, the damsel in distress, the strict schoolmistress. The best characters are those who evoke emotions within the reader fear, admiration, affection, laughter,