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Admit Your Grammar Flaws and Get On With Your Bad Writing Self Stand up and say it with me. Hello, my name is Author Jones and I am no grammar aficionado.Is that gonna stop the Jones or you from writing? No Way! You can learn how to write a book simply by writing the book, dang it!   1428 Hit(s) | Read more... How to Write Dialogue: Six Ways to Use it Effectively There are six good reasons to use dialogue in fiction writing, and all six are equally important. Dialogue can make or break your book. Accomplished author Haley Garwood shares her thoughts on how to write dialogue. 3907 Hit(s) | Read more... Cap’n Author Jones Says You CAN Get Some Writing Done in an Hour Oh, Author Jones… I just don’t have the time to write… Cry me a wading pool, sugar. Sometimes A.J. thinks that if people are what they eat, then a whole lotta you are serving up a steaming bowl of hot spicy excuses. But, Doctor Jones, you say I’m in ... 1187 Hit(s) | Read more... How to Lay Down Your First Sentence and Make People Care The barn was molten red, the cat had dreadlocks and my foot developed a humpy bunion overnight. -Uknown, and always will be Yeah. This stupid sentence can take a jaunty hike up, steep and bramble-fi... 2306 Hit(s) | Read more... Author Jones—Writing is Not Talking about Writing If Author Jones had a donut for every time someone who said they were a writer yet couldn’t actually produce a single piece of writing came around, A. Jones could supply the entire New York police department.  A.J. has heard sta... 1729 Hit(s) | Read more... Emotional Investment 101 Readers, like investors, can be total suckers. It doesn't take much-a housing boom, a bump in the price of gold, or a spunky protagonist with a past-to get their hearts pumping. Like investors, readers are hungry. They have liquid emotional assets... 1018 Hit(s) | Read more... Which Witch Is Which? As the fall holidays approach I thought it might be fun to uncover some of the skeletons in the closet of English writing. English is one of the most difficult languages to learn. Why? Partly because our language contains words that sound alike bu... 932 Hit(s) | Read more... Using Long Tail Marketing to Sell Your Book ll the time, if you follow Publisher's Weekly or the biggie book reviews, you get the message that you have to be a giant name with a best-seller's record to get a book published and out before the reading public. Not so with what is now called &q... 1370 Hit(s) | Read more... Writing Biographies, Part One: Why the Truth Should Hurt When a too-cautious writer of nonfiction sits down to begin writing a memoir, pitfalls are looming on the horizon.   The largest and most engulfing pitfall occurs when a memoirist, or even a biographer, fails to address the embarrassing ... 886 Hit(s) | Read more... Writing a Biography, Part Two: Do You Know Your Subject? Intellectual stamina is the most valuable brain-skill that you, as a writer of nonfiction, as a memoirist, biographer, or essayist, will ever develop.  What does it mean, exactly? In this "newbie writer" article, our author provides ... 852 Hit(s) | Read more... Active Verbs Enliven Lackluster Writing Here's the Scoop:  Active verbs add spark and immediacy to your writing.  When the subject performs the action in a sentence, it is clearer and more directly absorbed by the reader. Write powerful and provocative sentences, not wimpy sent... 1147 Hit(s) | Read more...

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