Writers, editors, agents, book publishers—they know the secrets to getting work published. Wouldn’t you like to pick a couple of prominent ones and sit at their feet for just a little while? You can figuratively do that by browsing the snippets of advice in this book. Short quotes are abundant, but there are a number [...]
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 [...]
In a survey earlier this year, a subscriber asked for resources on time management for writers. I’ve collected several articles from the Web for your perusal. Copyblogger writes about blogging, WordPress how-to, and content marketing: Time Is Not on Your Side: Time Management Tips for Writers From romance writer Terescia Harvey, Time Management for Writers [...]
“You can’t win if you don’t enter.” Remember this mantra from the old Publishers Clearing House commercials? It’s true of writing contests, too. Perhaps it’s time you considered entering a contest or two. Why you should enter. You could win! Some writers don’t have confidence in their work, so entering a contest doesn’t even occur [...]
Writers need a word processor, but do you really need all the bells and whistles that become more complicated every time you upgrade MS Word? There have always been alternatives that were cheaper, even free. But, now your word processing options are becoming more varied and feature-packed. In fact, one techie says there are no [...]