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- Carol Tice wrote a new post, 7 Headline Tweaks That Attract Readers to Your Personal Blog, on the site Carol TiceIt’s the dream of many writers — you create a personal blog on a passion topic. Then, you use that blog as a writing sample that helps get you hired for freelance-writing jobs. Many writers have a blog on […]
- Alyson Folse wrote a new post, On the use of big words, on the site Finishing Touches by Alyson FolseShort version? Do it. Long version? Use all the big words your heart desires. Now here’s the tricky bit: making sure you don’t loose your audience. You want your readers to understand what you say. That’s […]
- Diane Fanucchi wrote a new post, Fifty Great Things About Being Fifty Plus – Part 2, on the site Diane Fanucchi's Blog6. We’re not in a hurry all the time. Likely in your twenties, thirties, and forties, you had a full-time job, tried to grow your career, reared children, served on committees, and on and on. Sometimes it was […]
- Chrissy Das wrote a new post, Writing Goals and the Author Life, on the site Chrissy Das's BlogDuring a recent Facebook Live I had the pleasure of interviewing author Derek Lott. We discussed writing and High Heart Rate Goals. In the beginning, I also gave a brief update on my upcoming book, “Your Best […]
- Alyson Folse wrote a new post, Deep Water Prompt #1267, on the site Finishing Touches by Alyson FolseThis is a writing prompt created by deepwaterwritingpromps on tumblr. Hit reply and give it a go! A very small deity lived in my kitchen, in the shape of a praying mantis. Link to original material […]