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3rd and 1st Person Stances

Posted on February 19th, 2009 in Style by Max McCoy

My view on which writing stance is better.

Writing Techniques: How to Confront Readers Like a Predator

Posted on January 25th, 2009 in How To by Verniel Cutar

In the writing process, the most important element is the writer itself. Information, presentation, wording, and structure are all good elements of a winning piece. But aside from those essential elements, a writer should not neglect to insert himself in the limelight.

How Having a Specific Purpose Can Help You Outline and Improve Your Writing

Posted on January 25th, 2009 in How To by Muli wa Kyendo

Though helpful, many writers don’t use outlines because of the assumption that they are difficult, tedious or too academic.

How to Narrow a Topic

Posted on August 31st, 2008 in How To by marillyn shadow

Brainstorming techniques are necessary and bring success to college papers. Are you using brainstorming techniques to write your papers? Here is a great example of brainstorming techniques associated with a topic paper. “Outsourcing Jobs to Foreign Countries”.

The Next JK Rowling? Top Tips to be the Best Writer You Can be

Posted on January 24th, 2008 in Writing by Scrib'ler

Have you dreamt up little stories or characters in your head? Have you started writing a story but not sure how to reach the ending? Do you have a passion for fiction but just don’t know how to improve?

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3rd and 1st Person Stances

Writing Techniques: How to Confront Readers Like a Predator

How Having a Specific Purpose Can Help You Outline and Improve Your Writing

How to Narrow a Topic

The Next JK Rowling? Top Tips to be the Best Writer You Can be

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