Category: advice for writers and bloggers
Tag Lines Tell ’em Who You Are
What’s Bogging Down Your Blog?
Subheadings: 4 Strategies for Scanners and Search Engines
Use T.I.P.S. for Better Blogging
Want Blog Traffic? Then Collaborate on the Content
Voice: Have You Found Yours? Is Mine There, Too?
Memoir: White Rain, Penny Candy and Crooked Politicians
Arcing, Enhancing, and Advancing the Memoir
Are you really an editor?
Don’t Freak Out! How to Remain Calm in the Face of Word Count Requirements
The Vulnerability of Memoir Writing
Cut it: Letting go of the Unnecessary Words
Writers, Are You Getting Crickets or Comments?
Overcoming the Big, Blank Page
Swan Lake Sentences: Finding the Flow
Writing Style – Start Your Own Trend
Why Won’t They Read the Entire Post?
A Writer Is . . .
Meeting the Muse
Poetry teaches us to be disciplined in our diction
Alliteration: Does it Articulate, Arouse or Just Aggravate Your Audience?
How to Say It in Fewer Words
Calling All Pirates: Plunder the Spoils of the Internet
Is Your Writing Home Cookin’ or Haute Cuisine?
What Can I Do With That Idea?
Writing: Are You Generous or Miserly?
Words Wisely Chosen: But Are They Yours?
Take a Risk: Write More than “What You Know”
Wish I’d Said That and Effective Quoting
Edit and Proofread B4 U Publish
7 Reasons to Revise Your Conclusions
Writers, Are You Helping Readers Find You?
Comments, Conversations, and Coffee
Organic Talent or Did You Have to Learn to Write?
