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By Angela Booth
Want to become a successful writer? You can, even if you've never been published before, if you understand one thing: you need to build your name until you become a "brand name" writer.
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By Angela Booth
Want to write more and write faster too? Let's discover the secrets of great writing habits, which completely eliminate procrastination and writer's block.
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BobbiLinkemer writes "By Bobbi Linkemer
Getting your nonfiction book into the hands of your readers -- or promoting it -- is as important as writing it. Marketing may seem a daunting prospect. Where do I begin? How do I do it? What will it cost? Here are the answers to those questions.
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By Ruth Barringham
One question that everyone always wants to know is how much money can you earn as a writer? The Answer to that has to be, how much money do you want to earn as a writer? To be able to earn a full-time income you need to have a goal of exactly how much you want to earn. But don’t make your goal too low, or you may reach it.
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By Roberta Allen
For many years, I have used timed exercises to teach writers how to tap in to their energy to make their writing come alive. For me, the key to writing is energy, which I define as the impulse to write, the power deep inside that drives you. I work with a timer, because the timer creates pressure and brings energy to the surface. The timer is an important part of my method.
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By Melinda Copp
When you're perusing the shelves at your local bookstore, what's the first thing you notice about almost every book you pick up? The title!
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By Angela Booth
Writers thrive on ideas. I hope you've got more ideas than you could write in a lifetime. If you struggle to find ideas, this article will help. Over 30 years of writing, I've found that some ideas are made for you, while many other ideas are not. Let's see how you can become a magnet for juicy ideas which are custom-made for you.
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By Angela Booth
Struggles with writing are a form of self-consciousness. You're focused on your worries and concerns, rather than on the writing itself. This is quite natural, but you can overcome this and write more when you have to tools to do so. Let's look at some of the tools you can use to write more.
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By Moira Allen
When you submit a manuscript to an editor, should you include a cover letter? The answer isn't always obvious. On the one hand, a manuscript stuffed into an envelope all by itself seems so -- well, naked! On the other hand, stating the obvious (e.g., "enclosed is a manuscript..." or "I hope you find this of interest") almost seems an insult to an editor's intelligence.
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MolliNickell writes "BY Molli Nickell
Want to boost your creativity? How about finding more time to write, regardless of how busy your life may be? Consider enlisting the assistance of your muse, a force of inspiration that is ready, willing and able to help you reach your goal of becoming published. "
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