Once your work space is set up, you need to organize your records— subject matter, submission tracking, finances, and communications. Some of the methods I use are covered in previous blog posts. I provide a link to those posts in the text below. Subject Matter/Content Records If you write in more than one genre, make […]
This is the first of five posts to encourage you to be an Organized Writer. Do it now. Get organized so that you have more time to WRITE. How can anything about your writing be organized if you don’t have a place to write? A place to store your records and resources? Today, I’m sharing […]
Today, I welcome Carol Topp for an interview, a first for Blog4Writers. She is a CPA (Certified Public Accountant) specializing in tax preparation, small/micro business accounting, and nonprofit accounting. She works from her home office in Cincinnati, Ohio. Wait, don’t stop reading and run screaming from the room. Carol is also a writer with a […]
Great faculty, great keynotes, and a great location add up to a wonderful conference experience for around 75 writers this past weekend. If you aren’t familiar with KCWC, take a look at the Web site. Virginia Smith did an outstanding job as keynote speaker with a pothole-by-pothole description of her road to publication. Beginners and […]
Yes, it’s that time of year. Time to clean the debris out of the writing cave and bring in some fresh material. Time to dust off your writing aspirations and get busy making them happen. Here’s my spring cleaning plan. Organize files (both computer and hard-copy). Dispose of duplicates and out-dated material. Clean equipment. See […]