Inspired Writing
Don’t write because you have to write something. Write because you have something to write. Write with inspiration; write on a topic or theme that you’re passionate about. Share This:
Don’t write because you have to write something. Write because you have something to write. Write with inspiration; write on a topic or theme that you’re passionate about. Share This:
Is the word “none” singular or plural? Writers frequently grapple with this question. The answer should be simple, but it’s not that easy. Share This:
Why do you write? Whom do you write for? Cyril Connally said, “Better to write for yourself and have no public, than to write for the public and have no self”. Share This:
Centric means “pertaining to or situated at the center”. With that definition, reader-centricity implies making your reader central to your writing. Now, that raises an interesting question: Whom are your writing for? Are you writing a personal diary or journal that’s just for you? Are you writing to get something off your chest or on
Whatever you’re writing, your first paragraph acts as a ‘Welcome” and as a “hook”. You’re both inviting your readers to get into your work and trying to grab and hold their attention. Share This:
If you’re planning to write a book, or if you’ve already started, read as many books as you can that are like yours. Do this whether you’re writing fiction or non-fiction. Get them from libraries, book stores, online, or borrow them from friends. Share This:
.Along with technical skills (grammar, punctuation, etc.) writing authentically, using your voice, is another important writing skill. Share This:
These are some favorite quotes about the writing process. Share This:
Whether it’s writer’s block or boredom or fatigue, authors sometimes throw up their hands and want to quit writing. Does this make sense? Here are some thoughts. Share This:
There are some prepositions that can cause trouble. Here are a few of them. Share This: