Archive for the ‘Writing’ Category

College Essays - Writer’s Block

Tuesday, February 24th, 2009 |

Writer’s block is not uncommon when students are stressed and worried about writing that essay. Everyone has a blank stare at the empty lines on the paper or the blank computer screen once in a while, but how can they get past it and get the essay completed? There are a few things that help […]

Breaking Writer’s Block: Three Tips to Get Your Ideas Flowing

Saturday, February 21st, 2009 |

What’s the best way to break your writer’s block? These three sure-fire tips will have you back in your writing groove in no time:
Tip #1: Read works by other writers. Listen to other people’s ideas. The ideas for particular characters in your stories don’t have to be yours to be inspired by you. Give your […]

Fountain Pens and Crutch Words: Is Your Writing Lame and Riddled With Misspellings?

Friday, February 20th, 2009 |

What’s Your Crutch?
Writing gurus always emphasize the use of action words. They are right because the tool you use to convey a thought or idea is words. Your words should be able to create a picture in the mind’s eye or evoke or stir up feelings without those nasty lame words.
A struggling writer, aiming to […]

4 Steps To Finding Your Novel’s Market

Thursday, February 19th, 2009 |

So. You’re pounding the keyboard to pieces writing this story that just rips your heart out. It’s the best thing you’ve ever written, and you know it. You’ve torn pages out of your own life, thrown in adventures you’d wished you had, wrapped it up with some paranormal scares you’re glad you NEVER had, and […]

The Responsibilities of an Author of Fiction

Monday, February 16th, 2009 |

When you write fiction, by what code are you held? What principles bind your work into a coherent whole? Do you need principles at all or can you write an anarchic story line governed by no other law except that it should be exciting to read? Should you analyze and agonize or should you just […]

Five Steps to Outline Winning Articles

Monday, February 16th, 2009 |

When you’re writing an article, it’s very tempting to simply jump write into your word processor and start pounding the keys. However, crafting copy this way can lead to copy that is weak, overly complicated, or takes too long to produce. In order to maximize your articles potential and minimize the time you spend on […]

Grammar Check – Start To Craft Perfect Essays, Emails, Reports And Letters

Friday, February 13th, 2009 |

Are you fond of writing in English? Do you also have problems in proofreading because it consumes almost all of your time? If you are a writer, then for sure you know how much time you spend with proofreading articles, newsletters, and other documents. For you to save those precious times, it is better to […]

Grammar Help and Lessons - Write Better English Now!

Friday, February 13th, 2009 |

Having trouble with your grammar lately? Confused on the right words to choose, not sure when to use the right punctuation, and sometimes your subject and your verb just does not come in agreement with each other. Do you often find yourself getting caught up with those grammar dilemmas? If so, then it must be […]

Grammar Practice – How to Practice Like the Big Guys!

Friday, February 13th, 2009 |

In our complex world today, it is a must that we are able to communicate in a way that everybody can understand. A good communication skill can be the key to ultimate success. Poor communication skills only cause misunderstandings and misinterpretation which in turn can cause disasters and frustrations.
But how do you communicate well if […]

Grammar and Punctuation Checker — Check Like a Pro!

Friday, February 13th, 2009 |

All people should know how to write English correctly and accurately for the reason that sometimes when a writer uses poor grammar, there is a tendency that their writing turns out to be almost difficult to read. It is to the extent that their writing becomes incoherent.
The most excellent way you can guarantee that all […]

Grammar Check English – Easily Write English Like Shakespeare!

Friday, February 13th, 2009 |

Are you one of those wide-spread wannabe English writers that are having difficulties in writing proper grammar? Are you having hard times choosing the rights word or expressions to use? Or you simply want to write but you do not have the talent to do so? Your worries are over now, because Grammar Check English […]

Why Writing Copy for the Web is Different

Wednesday, February 11th, 2009 |

Everyday, we are just deluged by copies of all kind. Often we are not conscious of it, but I guess in our little ways we subconsciously filter what copies work and what doesn’t. Personally, the ultimate test of whether a copy (as in advertising in print, radio, television or online) succeeds is if I ultimately […]

Scene It? Now, Write It.

Wednesday, February 11th, 2009 |

“Never ask writers what they are doing staring off into space. That’s when the work gets done.”
This was a quote from my creative writing professor in college. Perhaps he borrowed it from someone else, but I have always taken it to heart. Writing, at least fiction writing, is very much about visualizing […]

Grammar Online – Write Perfect English Out of the Box

Tuesday, February 10th, 2009 |

Are you fond of writing in English? Are you struggling when proofreading, because it consumes all of your writing time? If you are a writer, then for sure you know how much time you have to spend for proofreading articles, newsletters, and other documents. To save time, it could be a wise choice to use […]

5 Keys To Effective Content Writing

Tuesday, February 10th, 2009 |

SEO experts and internet marketing professionals know that the key to online business success is great content on your website. Your website is the first, and maybe the only, chance to make an impression on potential customers, so it has to have great content. Having a good-looking site is not enough. It needs to be […]

Writing How-to Books For Fun & Profit: You Too Can Become a How-to-do-it Writer Starting Today

Friday, February 6th, 2009 |

Have you ever had a dream you just couldn’t achieve, no matter how hard you tried? Well, I did. My dream in high school and college was to be a writer. A fiction writer. I had fantasies of becoming a ‘published author.’ But… it just wasn’t meant to be.
The simple truth was… I didn’t have […]

Online Grammar Check - Write Error Free Instantly!

Wednesday, February 4th, 2009 |

You don’t want to end up being dubbed as the kid with the worse grammar in the block, do you? But you just can’t find enough time and strength to read through your long, long school write-ups at the end of the day. Well, the solution to that problem is really quite simple - all […]

Grammar Checker - The All-In-One English Writing Solution!

Wednesday, February 4th, 2009 |

When writing, you really have to read your product again and again to check for errors in grammar and spelling. This process is called proofreading. This is often hard and most of the time, humans are the best proofreaders. Some say that this process can not be done electronically but there is a discovery of […]

Everything You Need to Know About Writing an Ebook

Tuesday, February 3rd, 2009 |

Writing an ebook is a great way to prove your worth in the internet marketing world. No matter what kind of business you’re trying to run, writing an ebook is always a good idea. Even if you don’t consider yourself a writer, you should still consider writing an ebook. If you have knowledge about something […]

Chicago Style Paper : How to Create Headings and Endnotes in Chicago (Turabian) Style

Monday, February 2nd, 2009 |

Chicago (Turabian) Style provides the writer with a few different options for breaking up the blocks of text in the main text area of the thesis or dissertation. You may use headings or chapters, depending on the type of paper you’re creating and on how you need to organize the information.
I) HEADINGS
You may use […]

The Differences Between Chicago (Turabian) Style and APA Style of Writing

Monday, February 2nd, 2009 |

A formal paper, such as a dissertation or a thesis, requires you to follow several formatting rules. The rules provide a structure for the paper, giving instructors the ability to work through the paper’s ideas and to judge the validity of your arguments. Such rules also give you a standard, acceptable method for citing the […]

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