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First-Person-Who is Most Important YOU! Oh, it's great to be in the driver's seat!  Control is yours and yours alone!  When you write a book You choose where your writing will take you, and sometimes, in the best possible times, your writing chooses where it wi... 4043 Hit(s) | Read more... Eric Goodman Published in Writer's Weekly Eric D. Goodman, a regular contributor to Write and Publish Your Book, is featured in the latest issue of Writers Weekly -- the highest circulation freelance writing ezine in the world.  In his article, "From Hermit... 1732 Hit(s) | Read more... Author finds success writing from the heart Nora Raleigh Baskin is a writer who specializes in writing young adult books. The lessons she shares in this article are important for every writer of every genre. You want to write a book. That should be first and foremost in your mind. Thoughts of ... 3127 Hit(s) | Read more... Writing Sparkeliferously: In Defense of Adverb Our supreme editor, Charity Hogge of Mighty Pen Editing provides timely advice on the use of adverbs in your writing. While some may encourage you to stay away from adverbs, they definitely have their uses. Learn how adverbs can save your novel's lif... 2090 Hit(s) | Read more... The Secret to Financial Success in 2007 It is said that the secret to success is in your mind. In a recent film, The Secret Movie, a number of very successful authors talk about how they... 1523 Hit(s) | Read more... 7 Hot Writing Tips for a Prosperous New Year Make 2007 YOUR year to WIN!  Ginger Marks offers 7 writing tips for building a successful writing business and then some in an easy to understand format.  If you want to claim 2007 as your year to see exponential growth for your business do... 1508 Hit(s) | Read more... Don't be a Fathead Talking Head Ego! Here is one thing that most people find fairly annoying, and you want to avoid it in your writing. A friend comes up to you and starts telling you what happened to her this week.  She speaks with animation and energy.  She seems to think... 1973 Hit(s) | Read more... Down and Dirty Part Two On a more accessible street-level, your use and manipulation of Attitude creates Satire, and that is a chuckle, or a laugh out loud, for the reader or viewer with a sense of humor. Of course, there is the occasional instance in history when Satire... 1809 Hit(s) | Read more... John Moe Conservatizes His Liberal Self With a country more politically divided than united, humor writer, public radio host, and popular blogger John Moe set out to cloister himself inside the other side, an attempt to bring the liberals and conservatives together... at least in his mi... 1590 Hit(s) | Read more... Down and Dirty With Attitude, Part Two On a more accessible street-level, your use and manipulation of Attitude creates Satire, and that is a chuckle, or a laugh out loud, for the reader or viewer with a sense of humor. Of course, there is the occasional instance in hi... 1386 Hit(s) | Read more... When Attitude Gets Down and Dirty, Part One One of the more fun activities is to pretend you have a particular type of Attitude that you might not really claim in real life.  On the advanced level, this technique of delivery becomes Dramatic Irony in first-person point-... 1464 Hit(s) | Read more... Cookies in a Jar: Prose in the Exposition Mode The really great thing about writing Nonfiction in the Exposition Mode (Expository Writing) is that it can be used all alone to explain a situation, or it may be used as a sidebar of information within a larger Na... 1458 Hit(s) | Read more... Choice is King: The Comparison Mode Using Comparison to Enliven Your Nonfiction Book. Often called Compare and Contrast, or Classification, this mode of nonfiction allows the writer to measure several different objects with one another to examine variations on a theme. Readers find i... 1219 Hit(s) | Read more... It Doesn't Have to be a Blockbuster to Sell Do you have to be a giant in the industry or write a blockbuster to get published? The truth is that hot topics sell books, but you still have to sit down to write the book. Here are a few timely tips on where you should be putting your energy.  1280 Hit(s) | Read more...

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