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writing in flow

Writing in Flow

Writing in Flow to Recapture the Joy When I’m working on a writing project and I’m – writing in flow – meaning, the words are flowing and the work is almost effortless – I call this “going under.” It’s like I’ve gone deep under water and left the world above the surface behind to live…

Quotes

  Quotes about writing can be used by writer for a little help with motivation and inspiration from time to time. See if any of these beachy quotes for writers speaks to you.     More quotes: Click Here Asian quotes: Click Here How to Use Quotes, Paraphrasing, and Summarizing in Your Writing By Lynn…

Rejected Manuscript?

Rejected Manuscript?

Rejected manuscript? Sometime ago, an aspiring children’s author hired Melissa Abramovitz  to critique and edit a short story that children’s magazine editors kept rejecting. Since some of the mistakes this writer made are very common, Melissa decided to share how she helped her correct them. These errors put many manuscripts on a fast track to…

writing voice

Writing Voice – Writing Style: What is the Difference? – by  Mayra Calvani

What is the difference between writing voice and style? Style is the particular manner of writing individual to an author, the unique way an author puts his words together. Different authors have different writing styles and sometimes their styles are directly related to the type of book they write. For example, historical writers may write…

daily writing prompt challenge

What Children’s Publishers Are Looking For – Fill Your Own Shoes

Some time ago, I read several independent blog posts by editors and literary agents about book submissions they have received in which the cover letter included claims that the author envisioned him or herself as the next J.K. Rowling, Maurice Sendak, Dr. Seuss, or other best-selling author. The problem with these submissions, the editors and agents stated, is that they are not looking for the next J.K. Rowling or Maurine Sendak or Dr. Seuss. They’re looking for the first and only you.

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