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Jeff Abbott's Top Ten Writing Tips
Jeff Abbott’s Top Ten Writing Tips I think we’ve entered a time when we’re a lot more suspicious of writing advice than we used to be. A lot of writing chestnuts feel prescriptive to too many people—not everyone can write every day; sometimes, yes, you want to tell rather than show; passive voice isn’t inherently …
A Step-by-Step Guide to Writing a Compelling Article Introduction
Wouldn't it be great if every single person who clicked on one of your articles read it from start to finish, unable to pull their eyes away from the screen
6 Tips on Writing for Children
I hadn’t read a children’s novel in an embarrassingly long time when I landed my first deal to write exactly that. Naturally, I went into it with all kinds
AuthorHouse Tips for Writing Historical Fiction
Author's Digest presents six tips for writing a self-published historical novel that will transport your readers to another place and time
Three Tips for Writing a Successful Business Book
Writing a business book can be a positive and rewarding experience and can be a big boost to your career. But it can also be hard.
How to Stay Motivated When Writing a Book
When you write a book you are bound to struggle with periods where you lack motivation or experience writer’s block. To combat this, you need an arsenal of t...
Writing Tips from Fiona Davis, author of The Dollhouse
We know readers tend to be writers too, so we feature writing tips from our authors. Who better to offer advice, insight, and inspiration than the authors you admire? They’ll answer several questions...
Why Writing a Book Is Good for Business
Writing a book related to your business allows you to establish yourself as an expert in your field while also bringing in a small stream of additional revenue. In this article we'll explain why having a book is good for business and how to get started.
How Essay-Writing Factories Reel In Vulnerable Students
The surprise isn’t the high quality of the work; it’s the high-tech marketing methods and the never-let-you-go emails that follow customers — for years.
How misused modifiers can hurt your writing
Modifiers are words, phrases, and clauses that add information about other parts of a sentence—which is usually helpful. But when modifiers aren’t linked clearly enough to the words they’re actually referring to, they can create unintentional ambiguity. Emma Bryce navigates the sticky world of misplaced, dangling and squinting modifiers.
Writing and healing: How bereavement became a book
“Fear almost consumed me during the writing. Now the fear is a memory, and my mother, a real person.”
How to Avoid Writing Terrible Blog Titles
Learn how to write more interesting blog titles and stand out from the noise.
What can we learn from children's writing?
Language used by children in a BBC Radio 2 short-story competition has been put into a database, offering an insight into how they think.
How Writing Your Truth Can Help You Heal
Mindy talks about how writing helped her dive into her cancer experience, to find a way out of her paralyzing fear.
5 Writing Tips: Barbara Kingsolver
The enterprise of writing a book has to feel like walking into a cathedral.
How Writing a Cookbook Helped Me Break Free From Diet Culture
It hit me one day like a splash of cold water in the face. I had only ever felt two things in my life: happy or fat.
If I Hate Violence So Much, Why Do I Love Writing About It?
Writers of violent thrillers reflect on — and reaffirm — the ethics of what they do.
7 tips for writing cold emails to prospective employers
3 Tips for Writing Blog Post Titles That Grab Your Reader’s Attention
One of the most important parts of your blog post is your title. If you don’t grab your reader’s attention…
Control the future: Tips for writing sci-fi
Despite the popularity of science fiction, one problem has plagued many stories: obsolescence. Learn how to keep your sci-fi relevant well into the future.
3 Tips for Writing a Memoir Everyone Wants to Read
A memoir is an open window into another's life—and although the truth is of paramount importance, so too is grabbing hold of its reader. Writer Tasha Keeble offers 3 tips for writing a memoir everyone will want to read.
