Publishing Articles
25. The Five C's of Quality Writing
Good content has five elements: it's clear, concise, compelling, consistent, and correct. Learn how to achieve each of these with your writing.
26. Finding A Literary Agent You Can Work With
So you have finally finished writing the book for which you toiled so hard and just like your newborn, is very close to your heart? And you thought that you have crossed the biggest hurdle?
27. How To Write A Book Despite Everything
Yes, there is a secret of how to write a book. It has to do with a hat, and water...
28. The Three "Questions" Of Science Fiction
S.F. is often thought of as spaceships and aliens. While true, this is merely the surface. Look a bit closer!
29. Calling All Writers--It's Party Time!
Using the hypnotic "Parts Party" technique to add depth and meaning to your writing.
30. It Was Good Enough For Shakespeare!
How does one balance the needs of art and commerce in building a career?
31. The Lazy Man's Guide To Great Characterization
The simplest and most powerful way to improve your ability to write about human beings.
32. How the Bracket Came to Be
The word bracket is not commonly used in everyday language. One may go through a full life and perhaps never even get to use the word bracket.
33. TOP SECRET! The One-Year Path To Publication
There is a little-known "secret" to being published in a single year. It isn't easy, but it does work!
34. Bound Together: The Art of Bookbinding
Bookbinding is the art of assembling a book from separate sheets of paper. If a book does not go through bookbinding, it cannot be properly called a book.
35. Seven Ways To Connect Your Writing And Your Life
An introduction to a unique fiction writing program, designed by a bestselling writer, that connects the inner world of the artist with the outer world of the novel or screenplay. Suitable for both amateur and professional writers.
36. The Psychology Of Effortless Writing
Through writing I can convey my entire experience so that someone else can benefit from it and learn from that experience without having had to be there. So, by writing I can give others much more than I can in person. In addition, writing bends time and I can convey my experience to someone centuries away.
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