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Writing During a Recession
Writing might seem to be the first market to suffer during a recession, but this doesn't have to be the case for you. read more
Writing might seem to be the first market to suffer during a recession, but this doesn't have to be the case for you. read more
By:
Lynda Forman
Category: Writing > Freelancing
Researching Your Next Article
Researching your next article will allow you to create the best possible piece for your client. read more
Researching your next article will allow you to create the best possible piece for your client. read more
By:
Lynda Forman
Category: Writing > Freelancing
Tax Time for Writers
Tax time doesn't have to be scary for writers when you have a good system of organization. read more
Tax time doesn't have to be scary for writers when you have a good system of organization. read more
By:
Lynda Forman
Category: Writing > Freelancing
The Power of Negative Sensationalism
Negativity is the backbone of the media. Negativity makes money. And sensational negativity sells papers, magazines, articles, and brings readers to online websites. Our youth are taught in their Journalism classes the art of writing sensationalism, read more
Negativity is the backbone of the media. Negativity makes money. And sensational negativity sells papers, magazines, articles, and brings readers to online websites. Our youth are taught in their Journalism classes the art of writing sensationalism, read more
By:
Nancy L. Young-Houser
Category: Writing > Your Writing Niche
Editing Your Own Work
Editing your work is an essential part of writing, and may be even more important that the actual act of writing itself. read more
Editing your work is an essential part of writing, and may be even more important that the actual act of writing itself. read more
By:
Lynda Forman
Category: Writing > Freelancing
There's No Such Thing as Writer's Block
Is writer's block a myth? Absolutely. Here's how you can avoid writing snags. read more
Is writer's block a myth? Absolutely. Here's how you can avoid writing snags. read more
By:
Lynda Forman
Category: Writing > Freelancing
Should You Write a Memoir?
Memoirs are all the rage right now, but should you throw your hat into this cluttered writing ring? read more
Memoirs are all the rage right now, but should you throw your hat into this cluttered writing ring? read more
By:
Lynda Forman
Category: Writing > Your Writing Niche
Is The Client Always Right?
When freelancing, a customer might ask more of you than you agreed to, should you say yes? Maybe not. read more
When freelancing, a customer might ask more of you than you agreed to, should you say yes? Maybe not. read more
By:
Lynda Forman
Category: Writing > Freelancing
Developing Your Story's Characters
Your characters will carry your novel, but if you don't know them, how can you expect your reader to know them? read more
Your characters will carry your novel, but if you don't know them, how can you expect your reader to know them? read more
By:
Lynda Forman
Category: Writing > Writing A Novel
Negotiating Payment Terms with Writing Clients
Unfortunately, most of us can't work for free, so here's how to negotiate your next writing contract. read more
Unfortunately, most of us can't work for free, so here's how to negotiate your next writing contract. read more
By:
Lynda Forman
Category: Writing > Freelancing