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Learn to Take Criticism

Posted on October 17th, 2011 in Writing by Tulan

If you want to be a writer you must learn to take criticism with a smile on your face and appreciate the person who thinks enough of your work to offer it. Then try to follow their advice. It’s the way you learn. Read as much as possible. How does the author get his ideas across to his readers? Get your inspiration from reading, listening and seeing what’s going on around you.

Five Tips for Writers

Posted on September 2nd, 2011 in Writing by paulrance

Concise tips for writers.

Posting on Other Sites as Well

Posted on June 27th, 2011 in Online Writing by tonyleather

In the continuous struggle to get more views, there is much debate about posting on more than one site at once. I think you need to look at different ones before you decide.

No Content Article Debate

Posted on June 15th, 2011 in Writing by tonyleather

How is it possible that someone came to a conclusion that any piece of writing that seems not to cover a specific topic is lacking in content? Do they actually understand what language is about?

Writing for Beginners

Posted on June 11th, 2011 in Writing by Ruby Hawk

Many people would like to write a story but they wait for inspiration, the perfect subject or until they have more time. That time will probably never come unless you sit down and start now. It’s too easy to put it off until you have your plot and your characters in place. Until you have an idea of where to began. The problem with this theory is that you will never know until you sit down and begin the story. The story will unfold as you write.