In last week’s post, I shared several common grammatical and spelling errors that writers make. I had intended to do a post about style manuals this week. However, I got some valuable comments on that post, and I want to share the information with all subscribers. Different Styles for Different Markets Tracy Crump mentioned in her […]
Writers, your words have power. As you write, they have the power to make you look good, but they can also make you look like an amateur. If you are a wielder of words, make up your mind to wield them wisely. Whether you’re already published or working toward getting your work in print, watch […]
“Why do you write?” What would you say if someone asked you that question? “I write because I have to,” one published writer said, meaning that she couldn’t not write. If writing is your gift, you write because it’s who you are—perhaps because you feel obligated to use your gift. But, it’s also about your readers. You have experiences or insights to share with your readers that can help them cope with challenges and use their own gifts.
Sure, you’re a writer, but you have to have some technological savvy, too. I’ve taken pride in being more tech savvy than most writers in my age group. You know what “they” say about pride going before a fall. This week has been stressful because of the technological adventures I’ve been forced to endure. I […]
Change is inevitable. Change is constant. Benjamin Disraeli Disraeli was right, but sometimes I’d just like things to stay the same long enough for me to establish a routine. Some change is forced on me. Sometimes, I choose the change. Check out these changes I’ve recently made in my blogging tools and methods. Posting Day […]