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Follow up on New Concepts with Action By : Paul M. Jerard Jr.
The Mystery of Enlightenment By : Paul M. Jerard Jr.
Turn One Moment Into One Hundred Years By : Chris Ellington
Can you, in one moment, create a legacy that will outlast you? I can, in fact, I have.

Get 100 years worth of traffic to your site. Don't believe me? Find out what I mean.
The Truth About Article Marketing By : Jason DeVelvis
It seems as though article marketing is the biggest thing in Internet marketing right now. How do you get your name out there? Articles. How do you become an expert in your niche? Articles. How do you [insert money making phrase here]? Articles. But why? And how?
Ten Tips on Writing and Creativity By : Emily Hanlon
Ten Tips to Keep You Inspired and Your Writing Jumpstarted!
Who Is Your Inner Critic? By : Emily Hanlon
Why does your Inner Critic make is so hard for you to write, even though you really want to write. This article helps you identify and come to terms with your Inner Critic
So You Need Some Inspiration? Try Some RPC: Risk, Passion and Creativity! By : Emily Hanlon
How to release your creativity and get started writing your stories now!
Publish or Perish: It's Not Only for Academia, Part 1 By : Emily Hanlon
If the real reason we wrote was to be published, very few of us would be writing. We write because writing is our passion. We write because we must. This article explores the lie that brings so much heartache to those of us who write: If I'm not published, I'm not a real writer...
Publish or Perish: It's Not Only for Academia, Part 2 By : Emily Hanlon
The journey of being a writer is truly the biggest payoff ot all. In the second and final segment of the series we explore different aspects of the writer's journey, it's challenges and its rewards and look into the passions that drive us to write.
The Difference Between Critiquing and Criticism By : Emily Hanlon
Creativity is as fragile as a budding flower; good critiquing helps it blossom whereas negative criticism nips it in the bud. This article explores how to differentiate and what to do to protect your creativity from destructive criticism from without and within.
How I Made $1683.04 From Writing ONE Article By : Jason DeVelvis
You can't just sit down and write an article that makes money. Most articles don't ever make it past the directories they're submitted to. Why? They don't get reprinted because they are horribly written, or they're advertorials, or flat-out spam. But there are a few - a select few - that make it to the big leagues. And those make money. Lets start by talking about how to write a good article.
The Secret to Writing a Captivating Speech for Any Occasion By : Jon Weaver
You're going to write a speech. And you're scared to death. Sure, I know you're not afraid of the speechmaking. Spouting it out is comparatively easy; in fact, it may be fun. But writing-ah! That is another story.
Setting Your Novel: There's Gold in Your Own Backyard By : Inglath Cooper
Writing about the places we know best can show others what's unique and interesting about our little piece of the world.
The Billionaire Writer's Secret By : Steven Barnes
The hidden power of chosing the oldest, most powerful plot structure in the world.
TOP SECRET! The One-Year Path To Publication By : Steven Barnes
There is a little-known "secret" to being published in a single year. It isn't easy, but it does work!
Who Is The "Hero" In The Hero's Journey? By : Steven Barnes
An essay on the nature of the Hero, in fiction and in life.
Had A Good I.D.E.A. Lately? By : Steven Barnes
Actual life mastery is within your reach! The primary requisite is an uncommon commitment to honesty.
Writing Twenty Novels (in 10 easy steps!) By : Steven Barnes
An overview of the behaviors and mind-sets of successful, prolific writers.
The Golden Hour By : Steven Barnes
Give yourself five minutes a day, and one hour a week--and you can change your life!
Four Useful Lies About Writing By : Steven Barnes
Story structures are both useful and limiting--unless you know more than one!
Going With The Flow By : Steven Barnes
How to access the deepest wells of creativity on demand.
The Lazy Man's Guide To Great Characterization By : Steven Barnes
The simplest and most powerful way to improve your ability to write about human beings.
Seven Secrets Of Highly Creative Writers By : Steven Barnes
Ways to effortlessly generate ideas--and why this is vital to your career
It Was Good Enough For Shakespeare! By : Steven Barnes
How does one balance the needs of art and commerce in building a career?
Calling All Writers--It's Party Time! By : Steven Barnes
Using the hypnotic "Parts Party" technique to add depth and meaning to your writing.
The "Casablanca" Secret By : Steven Barnes
What we want and what we need are often two different things--and a key to success in both writing and life.
Tuning OUT For Success By : Steven Barnes
A wise man once gave me two simple rules for success. Here they are.
Forget About "Talent"! By : Steven Barnes
Whatever "talent" is, it is less important than the qualities of focus and honesty in creating and maintaining a career.
Difficulty in Writing Research Papers By : James Hunt
Research papers are some of the hardest papers that you will ever have to write. This is due to the fact that in most cases it is not your thoughts and ideas that...
Ways to Improve Your Creative Writing Skills By : James Hunt
For some people creative writing is very hard. They have a hard time trying to put their thoughts and ideas on paper. For some no matter what they do, the writing...
Importance of Writing a Great Looking Cover Letter By : James Hunt
When applying for a job one of the most important things is that you have a great looking cover letter. In some cases this is more important than the résumé...
The Process of Technical Writing By : James Hunt
The technical writing process consists of four main phases. These are planning, writing, delivery, archiving...
How to Write Your Own Content By : Hans Hasselfors
If you have a small budget or you are very interested in creating your own content you should make yourself familiar with the necessary steps required when writing content for business use.
Zen And The Heart Of Writing By : Steven Barnes
How shall we accept the challenges of life and stay centered creatively?
Woody Allen's "Match Point" (2005) By : Steven Barnes
An analysis of the philosophical foundation of Allen's latest cinematic work.
How To Write For Children And Win Over Parents By : Barbara Gabogrecan
Authors are shown an innovative way to write for the enjoyment of children while satisfying the desire of parents that their children be educated during their pleasure pursuits e.g. reading
Seven Ways To Sabotage Your Self Publishing Success By : Sanyika Calloway-Boyce
Are you sabotaging your success as an author? Would you like to know how not to waste time and money? Seven Ways To Sabotage Your Self Publishing Success reveals the secrets that you need to know and avoid so you can write, publish and promote your book to self publishing success!
Are You a Marketing Savvy Author? By : Penny Sansevieri
Congratulations, you're published! But what exactly does it mean to be "published"? Besides the fact that your work is finally in print and your college alumni has asked to interview you for their newsletter it also means fame and fortune, right? Well, ok, maybe not on the level of J. K. Rowling, but at the very least you can expect a call from Oprah, right?
Tips for Smart Book Promotion By : Penny Sansevieri
Don't get lured into spending thousands of dollars on bogus book promotions.
Anne Lamott Style Storytelling By : Susan Harrow
The best stories are about truth telling or truth twisting. They have 6 common elements.
Seven Secrets of Writing a Book that Sells By : Penny Sansevieri
It's one thing to write a book, it's an entirely different thing to write one that's a saleable, viable, marketable product. Ensuring the success of a book is something even the biggest publishers have never been able to guarantee.
Finish Your Book Now! By : Penny Sansevieri
Discover why writer's block is a bogus excuse that may be keeping you from finishing the great American novel.
Tips on Choosing a Title For Your Book By : Penny Sansevieri
How many of you have spent hours or days toiling over the title for your book? My first book, The Cliffhanger, was renamed probably six times before I stayed with the current title. Naming your book can be difficult, especially if the book will work as a sort of branding for everything else you do. Here's how to create the perfect name.
The Blog Factor By : Penny Sansevieri
Everything you need to know to start blogging - today!
Secrets of Striking Media Gold with Blogs By : Penny Sansevieri
If you're in the midst of your media campaign don't overlook pitching bloggers, especially those who are opinion makers in your industry. Why? Because in the last twelve months bloggers have gone from on-line journals and opinion pieces to newsworthy opinion drivers and in many cases, the single most reliable place to get an accurate assessment of a news item, product, or service.
6 Marketing Methods Every Writer Should Use By : Jinger Jarrett
If you are a writer who wants to make more money from your writing, then try these marketing techniques. These techniques will help you make more money from your writing no matter what you write.
Tips To Writing An Excellent Press Releases By : Obinna Heche
I have scanned the intenet to locate the best home based business ideas,opportunities and resources that will allow you work at home successfully..
7 Media Myths That Will Kill Your Book Campaign By : Penny Sansevieri
Don't sabotage your book campaign before you even get started
Power Of The Written Word (Part II) - Constructing A Sentence That Produces Impact By : Arun Pal Singh
In our last article we discussed about the necessity of the language for expression and the force that written word can become.

Here we continue, uninterrupted
Power of Written Word (Part IV)- Writing for Internet By : Arun Pal Singh
Internet has been hailed as writer's paradise. If you can write well you have all the potential tomaximize your gains. From web page to advertisement the written word rules everywhere.
Power of The Written Word (Part III) - Developing Your Own Writing Style By : Arun Pal Singh
Writing style reflects the personality of a writer. On any given subject two persons will write differently. If they are asked to use the same set of facts the result would still be different.
How To Ensure Your Online Dating Success By : David Neehly
Online dating is now more popular than ever as people embrace the search for love online. It allows for a speedy, fun, and easy way to meet new people, make friends and form new relationships. If you're new to "looking for love" online, here are a few tips to point you in the right direction.
How to Survive A Good Review By : Steven Barnes
Reviews can be useful feedback...or devasting emotional bombs. Learn how to maintain a healthy balance regardless of public reaction to your work1
Finding The Inspiration To Make Money By : Tony Williams
Making money online for many involves creative writing. That might mean producing advertising copy, short stories, topical articles, or even news from exotic locations. But regardless of the genre, what do you do when faced with a lack of inspiration and the onset of the dreaded writer's block?
Secrets, Lies, and Publishing By : Penny Sansevieri
Can authors sue their print-on-demand publishers? Read what the courts say.
How To Have The Best Day Of Your Life By : Saleem Rana
Pay close attention to what you might learn on the day Ivan Kroutikin went quite mad.
A Writer's Strategy By : Peter Clothier
One writer's plan to find success in his genre
The Blog: A Writing Practice By : Peter Clothier
How writing a blog can help a writer find his own, unique voice (plus get a lot of practice!)
Tips On How And Where To Send Your Manuscript By : Christine Harrell
Many writers search for companies to help them find publishers for their book projects all the time. The business of finding a publisher is a multi-step process. After the manuscript has been completed, edited, and formatted according to industry standards, the next step is to launch it properly into the world.
Wrote Any Good Books Lately By : Jeff Schuman
Are you one of the nearly 8 out of 10 people who would like to write a book? It's not as easy as it sounds.
Your Web Site Copy By : Penny Sansevieri
Save the small talk for your next cocktail party
Your Guide To Writing A Memorable Eulogy By : John Morris
A eulogy is one of the most difficult things you will ever have to write. Like a speech, it has to be written well and have an impact upon the audience, but the subject matter is all about someone who has died recently...
The Importance of Critique for Serious and Successful Writers By : Christine Harrell
We all learn how to write in grammar school, work on those skills in middle school, torture ourselves and our teachers through high school, and finally embrace the Muse that has perched on our shoulder in college and won't leave us alone.
How to use the power of words By : Saleem Rana
Words can heal or hurt. Use them with wisdom.
Eulogy Writing Strategies That Never Fail By : John Morris
As if speech writing wasn't difficult enough already, a eulogy incorporates a snapshot of the essence of a persons life in a single speech. Eulogies can include stories, jokes, quotes, poems, and memorable events about that persons life...
Great Tips to Effective Letter Writing By : John Khu
5 Great Tips to Effective Letter Writing
Writing Erotic Romance: It's Not About the Boa By : P. F. Kozak
TConfessions of an erotic romance writer.
Liaison With My Erotic Muse By : P. F. Kozak
How an erotic romance writer gets her inspiration.
Pearls in the Raw, Victorian Erotica Rediscovered By : P. F. Kozak
How an erotic romance writer discovered Victorian-era erotica.
Poetry Flowing From the Heart Of Another By : Luise Volta
It's possible to tune into the deep experiences of others and let their poetic feelings flow through us. We just have to momentarily step out of the way.
Memorable Eulogies Made Easy By : John Morris
Writing a eulogy is far more difficult than writing just any old speech because you have to make it personal to those who knew the dearly departed...
How To Write About Something You Know Nothing About and Make It Seem Like You Do By : James Misko
How a writer researched for his first novel.
What To Say When There's Nothing to Say By : Peter Clothier
Do you have writer's block? You won't after you read this.
How Do You Write A Book Report? By : Ken Snow
Some time or the other during our schooling most of us have been assigned the task of writing book reports. We have to live with book report assignments throughout our academic life, grade school, high school and college.
Techniques For Writing A Great Eulogy By : John Morris
Before you start to write the eulogy, think about the person and their life. You might want to include a memorable event you shared or mention their passions in life - or not...
The Difference Between Rich Authors and Poor Authors By : Steve Manning
Why some authors make a lot of money and some don't. Here's the reason.
Tips on Writing a Book Now By : Steve Manning
Here are the vital how to's to making your book a reality.
How to have Creativity in your Writing Skills By : Joshua Uebergang
When you hear the word 'creativity' what comes to mind? How we often perceive what creativity is limits whether we actually do become creative in our writing.
Why a Literary Agent is So Important to Your Success By : Steve Manning
Why your literary agent is essential. And what they know that you don't.
Wrote Any Good Books Lately By : Jeff Schuman
Are you one of the nearly 8 out of 10 people who would like to write a book? It's not as easy as it sounds.
A High Percentage Method to Get Published By : R.T. Markovsky
One way of getting your written word published is to be a contract writer.
Writing A Reference Letter When You Don't Really Want To Recommend Them By : Ben Franklin
Before agreeing to write a reference letter for someone, remember, if you don't feel comfortable in writing the letter don't. If you have reservations about the person's abilities or skills, that will come through in your writing.
Blog Tools For The Gadget Lovers By : Melvin Ng
I am a gadget addict. Unfortunately it doesn't end with gadgets. I have so many programs that I've downloaded and tried on my computer only to never use again.
Blogs Give Voice To Those Unheard By : Melvin Ng
If you're wondering why people blog in today's society there are as many answers as there are people. However, there is one answer that seems to be the overwhelmingly most popular reason for blogging-to be heard.
Proofing - A Critical Function Not to be Overlooked By : Pj Germain
Business people universally agree that mechanical mistakes detract from the professionalism of communications.
How To Recognize and Monetize Your Expertise And Passion! By : Glenn Dietzel
Most people tend to dismiss what they're good at. Part of it is that you become so accustomed to having whatever skill you have that you cease to notice it. Sometimes it is out of a sense of false humility. But every single person has innate talents and gifts that enrich people's lives.
Five Secrets of Writing With a Partner By : Steve Manning
Writing your book with a partner, or several partners, could be dream come true. But if you don't do it right, you can destroy the project, destroy friendships and destroy an other wise excellent idea. Here are the ways to make it work effortlessly.
How A Writing Circle Can Help Get You Published By : Steve Manning
A writing circle can be more than a group of authors. It can be your ticket to getting published. Here's how.
The Single Best Way to Triple Your Writing Talent By : Steve Manning
There is a single most important strategy for improving your writing ability faster and better than any other strategy you've ever encountered. It will leave all the others in the dust, and it has been used by master writers for centuries to get the kind of writing quality they're looking for almost instantly. That simple strategy is
The Secret Behind Ghost Writers By : R.T. Markovsky
Ghost writers perform a valuable service to busy writers as well as use the opportunity to get their own works published.
How To Select A Hot Topic For Your New Ebook By : T J Madigan
It couldn't be easier to select a hot topic for an ebook. People are hungry for information, and people are looking to the Internet to feed their hunger. After you've read this chapter, you will feel confident enough to choose your own topic, or you can literally pull your ebook topic directly from this article and use it! How's that for a deal?
Cover/Query Letters By : Christine Harrell
The recipe for creating the perfect cover/query letter is simple: give editors and agents what they want, no more and no less. That's it.
Serial Commas, Ellipses, And Em-Dashes By : Christine Harrell
There is much confusion over the proper use of serial commas. It is generally accepted in today's writing to include the final serial comma before the conjunction and the final word or phase in the series.
Examining The Resilience Of Responding To Rejection By : Christine Harrell
Information to help you develop the ability to recover and adjust easily to the rejection that is a necessary part of your writing life.
Resume Writing Tips To Get You That Dream Job By : Keith Londrie
Resume writing is an art. But, fortunately, you can learn this art and develop the skills necessary to write a winning resume.
Creative Ideas for Surprise Birthday Invitations By : Trevor Mulholland
If you want to send out surprise birthday invitations, you have to put a little effort and creativity into not being found out by your celebrant! Discretion is key!
Tips For a Successful Booksigning By : Kathryn Lively
Learn how to make the best of your booksigning event.
Stop Killing Your Book Dream With Wrong Thinking P1 By : Earma Brown
Stop killing your book dream with wrong thinking; instead take 9 easy steps to speed write your book.
Before Writing Your Book Make It Stand Out In A Crowd P1 By : Earma Brown
How can you give your book the Gift of Significance in a crowded market place? Target a niche market related to your book. Let me explain.
How To Become A Liberated Writer By : Thomas Digges
Story of how I overcame the obstacles & resistance I encountered trying to become a successful writer. How others can do the same.

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