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Writers Remorse
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This blog is intended to educate new writers how to hone their skills and earn money writing. It features advice from experienced writers and we also have regular 'discussion' posts about the writer's life, so hop on over and post your comments.
- Added on: Feb 16th, 2009
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Angel
- Listed in: Writing How-To
- Tags: writing advice earn money writing magazine writing writing for money query writing become a better writer
Recent Posts
New Arts Journalism: What it Do? (Part Two)
Integration of the Arts + Connections In the same way that journalists and critiques will grow their audience and benefit their own writing from referencing specific cultures and histories, it’s as important to understand each disparate branch of t...
New Arts Journalism: What it Do? (Part One)
Commentary/Criticism + Artful WritingThe largest problem facing arts writing presently is that commentary and criticism have been distanced from the practice of artful prose. Instead of focusing on the craft of properly figured phrases today a form ...
Art House Literary Project
If you are searching for a new experimental writing project after NaNoWriMo, then check out this new literary exhibition being put together by Art House. Art House is a national co-operative of artists that bring together talent from aro...
If You Are Blaming Your Tools... Get New Ones!
Does the way that you write affect what you write? Do you write better when at your laptop? Or perhaps when you take your favorite pen to paper? Do you have a particular notebook that helps you to feel inspired? The concept of the t...
Literary Tattoos
Is there a higher form of flattery than to see your words or ideas permanently inked on someone's body? Love 'em or hate 'em tattoos have always had deep significance to the wearer. As their popularity has become more mainstream, with approxima...
The Evergrowing English Language
Hot on the heels of the announcement that a Facebook term (unfriend) has been awarded Word of the Year for 2009 by the New Oxford American Dictionary comes another recognition of social media lexicon. The buzzword this time is "Twitter", which ...
