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Writing For Children - A Dozen Ways to Make Your Manuscripts More Marketable

By: Suzanne Lieurance | 2010-03-27 | Article Writing
Writing for the children's magazine and book markets is much different from writing for grown-up (a.k.a. adult) publications. If you write for children, follow these tips to make your manuscripts more marketable. read more

Five Reasons Why Your Manuscript May Be Rejected

By: Jane Sumerset | 2010-12-16 | Writing
It is a great relief once you are done with your writing task. After all the efforts and challenges in writing, you have finally completed and finished it in no time. For most aspiring writers, they will feel the same way since they only have few experiences in writing... read more

Guidelines For Book-Length Manuscripts

By: Derry Sampey | 2010-04-01 | Publishing
Whether you are writing a non-fiction or a fiction book, there are guidelines you must follow, both in creating your text and formatting your manuscript. Help is available in the form of stylebooks that give writers such information as when to capitalize certain words, how to cite sources in text, where to use italics, and so forth. read more

Manuscript Tips For New Novel Writers

By: Joyce Shafer | 2010-04-02 | Writing
Whether you create notes for plot and character development first or dive into writing your novel, you want to get as much written as possible in your first draft. An efficient way to do this is write first, edit after. Avoid the temptation to re-read what you've written over and over again when you should be writing new content. You know you're going to have to edit and rewrite (you do know this, right?). Your primary focus is to let your imagination and fingers fly so you create something to work with. read more

How helpful can be a Proofreading Service to your Manuscript

By: Soumyadip Saha | 2012-03-22 | Business
Information on the usefulness of professional manuscript editing, proofreading services, thesis editing and dissertation editing services for authors, students and researchers. read more

Article Writing - 5 Ways to Improve Your Article Writing Skills

By: J B Cole | 2010-03-27 | Article Writing
Writing quality articles is an important requirement for article marketing. If you intend to develop your online reputation by writing articles, you need to produce a large number of high quality articles with valuable content. Here are 5 ways in which you can improve your article writing skills. read more

Ebook Writing - 5 Ways to Improve Your Ebook Writing

By: Sean R Mize | 2010-04-03 | Ebooks
Are you seriously considering sinking your teeth into ebook writing to easily make money over the internet? Ebook writing requires more than just determination and great writing skills. If you want to get started on the right foot, I recommend that... read more

10 Vital Things In A Manuscript

By: Paul Godines | 2010-07-02 | Publishing
Taking idea and convertinh it into a manuscript are challenges that every writer has to face. That often becomes quite a challenge especially when the doubts and questions about how to do it slitter into your mind. read more

5 Suggestions to Improve Your Writing Skills

By: TJ Philpott | 2010-10-23 | Article Marketing
Learning to improve your writing skills is not as difficult as it may seem. Developing effective writing skills starts with 'removing' yourself from the actual process and simply determining what you want to say. Read more to discover 5 suggestions to help you 'demystify' the writing process making your efforts easier and more productive! read more

Writing a Novel - Hints For Getting a Manuscript Published - Writing Redemptive Characters

By: Robert L. Bacon | 2010-03-31 | Writing
Writing redemptive characters implies writing in a way that readers can find something about the people to identify with or care about, and in best case scenarios--root for. For a novel to succeed, whether readers like or loathe the characters, readers have to become invested in them. Sometimes redemptive can have complex implications. read more

Writing a Novel - Hints For Getting Your Manuscript Published - The Importance of Chapter Sizing

By: Robert L. Bacon | 2010-04-01 | Writing
"When is this chapter ever going to end?" This is a common rebuke heard by many a weary soul. There are techniques to remedy this problem. read more

Where Do You Start When Writing Your Manuscript?

By: Debbie Elicksen | 2010-04-01 | Writing
Whether you are a seasoned writer or a novice - a lot of people have trouble trying to figure out where to start on their manuscript. Even if you have 70 books under your belt, the most intimidating image is a blank white Microsoft Word page. You squirm in your chair, get up and pet the cat, go phone a friend, watch TV, and basically do everything to avoid that big blank page. read more

Improving Motivation in Children

By: Cindy Jett | 2011-01-15 | Parenting
This article explores ways parents can encourage self-motivation in children. read more

Six Easy Ways to Improve Your Writing

By: Jamie D Hudson | 2010-03-29 | Writing
Ever wished your writing was even better? Would you like to write fluently, concisely and effectively at work? And with passion and feeling when you're writing to the person you love? Everyone's writing can be improved. You just need to know a few of the proven techniques that professional writers use every day. read more

SEO: Ways To Improve Your Writing Techniques

By: Amit Kumar | 2011-12-12 | SEO
Whether a beginner or advanced, being able to understand the basics requirements of generating excellent web duplicate and many other types of copywriting online is important. read more