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Creative Writing Corner

http://www.blairhurley.com

With weekly writing exercises, inspirational photos and poems, and daily thoughts on the writing life, Creative Writing Corner is for the writer in all of us.

Talking the Walk, My Life Balancing Teaching & Writing

http://johncopenhaver.wordpress.com

As a teacher and writer it is hard to balance both lives. This blog is the journey I have taken to get my second novel published and how I do this balancing my life teaching and my life writing. Many guest blogging done by industry marketing experts

Here A writer writing, blogging novels into the blogosphere

http://suzanneanderson.blogspot.com/

Blogging the writing process, from works in progress, to my travels around the globe, and a bit of everything in between.

Gypsyscarlett's Weblog: Writing the Victorian Gothic

http://gypsyscarlett.wordpress.com

Depicts the writing process of writing a gothic novel set in 19th century New England. Secondarily, being a historical, it deals with all things related to the 19th century: history, literature, arts, sciences, spiritualism.

The Writing Porch

http://writingporch.blogspot.com/

Writer and editor J. Louise Larson takes a look at the writing process, as well as practical advice and useful resources for writers.

Writing Blog

http://sstwriting.blogspot.com/

A blog of poetry, short stories, book reviews, articles and whatever writing I'm working on. Also has moments of my writing process, frustration and ideas.

Greg On Writing

http://gregbecerra-writing.blogspot.com/

Greg On Writing features posts on the writing process as well as discussions on writing fiction, poetry, and non-fiction.

Mike's Writing Workshop and Newsletter

http://mikeswritingworkshop.blogspot.com/

Advanced advice for writers of all genres: Publish, Earn Money, and Improve at the Craft.

The Heart and Craft of Lifestory Writing

http://heartandcraft.blogspot.com

Tips, guidelines and observations to help ordinary people write extraordinary stories about their own life and experiences.

Charlie Pratt, Writer

http://www.charliewrites.com

The web home of writer Charlie Pratt. Here you'll find Charlie's writings, project updates, and a behind-the-scenes look at the writing process as he moves toward completion of his first book.

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Macroeconomics Essays: How to Make the Writing Process Interestin…

Essay on Horses | December 15th 2009 by Frederik

You know, in general, writing Macroeconomics essays is not that difficult. A Macroeconomics essay is a paper that includes some numbers, statistics, facts, and a bit of dry theory. Quite a lot of students manage to write papers like that, but only a read more

The Many Mind Map Uses

ONLY Unique Articles & Fast Article Submission! | December 15th 2009 by Max

There are all sorts of mind map uses, in personal, educational and business situations. Creating a mind map is a simple process with occasionally profound results. It involves brainstorming and writing down any thoughts that might relate to a central read more

Albuquerque Film Community Not Easy to Find

ABQFilm - Film Industry Resource for Albuquerque, New Mexico | December 14th 2009 by Ed Natiya

First of all, let me tell you that I started this site as a way to collect information about the film industry in New Mexico, specifically in Albuquerque. To that end I want to provide as much useful information as possible to those who would like to read more

Guest Post: Bill Walker, author of Note from An Old Acquaintance

Brizmus Blogs Books | December 14th 2009 by Audrey

I am so excited to have Bill Walker guest posting today in Brizmus Blogs Books! He's on tour right now for his awesome book, Note from An Old Acquaintance. Check out my review here and my interview with him here. For this guest post, I asked him t read more

The Ideal Writer

Magical Words | December 14th 2009 by Todd

Last week, Faith wrote a terrific post titled “The Ideal Editor,” in which she offered her thoughts on what writers ought to look for in an editor. One of our readers commented that he’d like to see her follow up this week with a read more

Writing Essay

Shaine's Scraps Of Life | December 14th 2009 by shainedee

Nowadays one of the most widespread tasks for the students is to write an essay, which of course not an easy task. Writing essay needs a good writing skills and many struggle to the writing process because sometimes we don't know how to start the e read more

TSQL Challenge 19 - Working with consolidated calculations on hie…

Beyond Relational | December 13th 2009 by Jacob Sebastian

Working with hierarchies is almost always lot of fun for most of us. Traversing heirarchies and processing data from child or parent nodes is really interesting and such assignments are ideal opportunities to test your logic and query writing skil read more

-Court: A 1st Amendment Right to Bully and be Mean Online

The Blogging Ministry | December 13th 2009 by Michael G. Davis

Image via Wikipedia Here’s an interesting internet case. An 8th grade student was suspended from school for “cyber-bullying” and humiliating another student online in a YouTube. Her parents took the school to court and last mon read more

How To Write An Ebook Using MacJournal

Tips For Knowledge | December 13th 2009 by smit

Writing an ebook could be a lot of fun. Not to mention the fact that by writing something you’re spreading value directly and you can receive a lot of direct compensation. If you chose to sell your ebook chances are that you will make some money. S read more

Free translation for your job aids

Tips And Trick | December 13th 2009 by oby_one

Interpreting a text written in a foreign language is very difficult. To understand the writing in a foreign language requires a specific language skills in accordance with the salty language that made you want to know its meaning. All languages cont read more

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