What are Good Writers Made of?
What constitutes the making of a good author? What is the secret of being a good writer?
Triond Writers Awards for Week Three: 16/7/2010 to 23/7/2010
These Weekly Writers Awards are meant to showcase the best talent on Triond and bring additional views to those who patiently and with great determination put in their best day in day out to make Triond the great site that it is. The awards have been expanded to fifteen nominations up from ten in the past two weeks.
Writing: Are Writers Born or Made?
Are great writers born or made? Can you be taught how to write if you weren’t born a writer? Why aren’t writing schools churning out great writers? Whatever the case, it is hard to teach anyone how to write, but I believe one who is a writer can be taught or can teach himself to be a better writer.
Triond Awards for The Week: 2/7/2010 – 9/7/2010
My desire for good writing grows by the day. I appreciate good writing when I come across it, and for this reason I unveil Triond’s awards for the week ended Friday 9th July 2010. You may not be on this list, but the fact that you are reading it places you deep within my heart. Thank you.
Triond Hot Content List and Authspot: Illogical Algorithms
This article is about the algorithms of Hot Content List and Authspot. I would love for new Writers to get up there. Let us discuss the algorithm.
How Good Writers Always Write Good Articles
Do this one thing and start writing better articles immediately.
What Makes a Good Writer?
How do you classify a good writer from a bad one?
Five Triond Writers Whose Work You Should Take The Time to Read
Out of the thousands of writers here at Triond that are literally hundreds of good writers, here are a few whose work I think deserves some recognition.
Periods vs. Commas: The War Over Ending
When to break a sentence into two sentences? This has been a question for most writers since they picked up a pen in elementary school. William Strunk Jr. and E.B. White feel that you should never divide a sentence in two.
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