by Patricia Bumpass, Contributing Editor You’ve heard it before. In order to be a better writer, you have to do what? Write, write, and write some more. Typically, we think of journaling as writing about the daily happenings in our lives. But the reality is that journaling can help you increase your writing practice and…
by Karen Cioffi Writing for writing related posts and articles is fairly simple, straightforward, and constant. The rules of writing don’t often change, if ever. A story has five basic elements: plot, characters, theme, setting, and conflict. How a writer perceives these elements, how she uses them to create a story, and how she perceives…
Hello, I’m writing coach Suzanne Lieurance, and I have a question for you: Are you looking for a way to turn your passion for writing into a profitable venture? Then look no further than my new e-workbook, Finding the Writing Path That’s Right for You. This easy-to-follow, step-by-step workbook is designed to help you discover…
by Irene S. Roth, Contributing Editor Do you have a difficult time reaching your overall writing goals? Do you feel overwhelmed because life keeps getting in the way and you end up not following through with your goals? If so, you may want to implement a few micro timelines and micro goals into your daily…
by Irene S. Roth, Contributing Editor If you’re a writer, writing every day is one of the most important things you can do. However, to write consistently, you must use your time efficiently. Managing your time helps you write faster and improves focus. Good time management can also help reduce stress and give you more…
Fearless Writing That is Fun and Profitable As a writing coach, I meet people all the time who don’t embrace fearless writing, which keeps them from starting or expanding a writing career. The truth is, the freelance writing life just isn’t right for most people. At least not traditional freelance writing, where you have to…
Are you ready to reach your writing goals in 2024? Then you probably need a writing coach, and I’d like to be your coach. What Do I Do for Clients? Well, here’s how I’ve helped clients this past year. Several of my coaching clients wrote a new book (or several new books, in some cases)…
by Suzanne Lieurance Since I’m both an author and a writing coach, people are always asking me how I stay motivated to finish writing a book or other project. Over the years, I’ve found several things that work for me. They’ve helped me write over 30 published books, hundreds (maybe even thousands) of articles, and…
by Rebecca Camarena One of the reasons people get stuck at some point when they’re writing a novel is because they don’t know their characters well enough. Character profiles and characters interviews are great tools to use to get to know your characters. But here are some less conventional ways to become very familiar with…
Passive Writing by Suzanne Lieurance The next time you write a story (or even a nonfiction article), ask yourself these questions as you polish the manuscript: 1. Does paragraph after paragraph begin with phrases like this – “sitting on the side of the hill” or “running through the forest” or “gazing into his big brown…
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