Archive for August, 2006
I had a dream. I wanted to write a book. I have found a neat way to jump over the publishing and marketing hurdles. What do I mean by neat? How about immensely more effective, efficient, and grati...
Nearly every person I've spoken to on this subject believes that there is some force that overtakes writers at some point during their careers, suddenly transforming what was a veritable torrent of cr...
Lauren gasped when she rounded the corner into the alley. The object of her revulsion looked up. He was surprised by her sudden appearance. His long hair fell in loose curls past his shoulders. The...
Lauren gasped when she rounded the corner into the alley. The object of her revulsion looked up. He was surprised by her sudden appearance. His long hair fell in loose curls past his shoulders. The...
A well-written short story or book will transport the reader into another world. As he reads it he becomes part of the story. Although he's not one of the characters, the very act of reading it make...
I’ve sat and watched the cursor blink on the clean white page for a week. What shall I write about? Yes, my daughters, even newsletter editors lack inspiration at times.
Having no d...
*Will this be Published by Debit or Deposit?
A new writer asks the question;
* I have submitted a book for publishing and they said that I need to pay them for a critique. Is this a ...
For many writers the idea of trying to figure out how to manage taxes related to writing is laughable because they are still dreaming of selling their first article, story or manuscript. However, you ...
The race for supremacy in the internet based businesses has
been really heating up and many sites have been put up to
help others to get ahead for a small fee.
The old adage "Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery" should apply to the world of literature as well - although we shouldn't be surprised when it is not perceived that way.
In order to...
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Posted in Writing Tips by Barbara Morris on August 31st, 2006 
