
Category: Marilyn L. Davis


The Soft Science of the Summary

Dear Anxious Aspiring Author

What Are Darlings and Why Do These Writers Want Them Killed?

7 Reasons to Revise Your Conclusions

Arcing, Enhancing, and Advancing the Memoir

But, Have YOU Written It? A Writing Challenge

Writers, Are You Getting Crickets or Comments?

Birthday Reflections on Turning 73

Facts, Fictional Devices, and Finding the Balance

Memoirs: I’ll Tell You Mine if You Tell Me Yours

Writing the Memoir: Your Story, My Story, Our Stories

4 Surprising Benefits When You Share Other Writers

Niche Writing: Focus and Fundamentals

Edit and Proofread B4 U Publish

Stop Over-Explaining; I Get It!

Writer’s Burnout: Causes, Conditions, and Cures

Constructive Criticism: Reviewing the Writing or an Assessment of You?

What’s Bogging Down Your Blog?

Taglines Tell ’em Who You Are

Subheadings: 4 Strategies for Scanners and Search Engines

Is Your Writing Home Cookin’ or Haute Cuisine?

Are You Using Relationships and Links to Get More Readers?

Just Write! Stop Waiting for the Good Stuff

Use T.I.P.S. for Better Blogging

Writing a Memoir of Restoration, Renewal, and Rediscovery

It’s Your Voice: Edit Out The Twain and Shakespeare

The Door to Nowhere Leads to Everywhere

Want Blog Traffic? Then Collaborate on the Content

Losing a Job is Not Like Misplacing Your Keys

7 Tips for Making Your Brand Better

Memoir: Linear Stories or Hither and Yon?

2020: Join the Collaboration at Two Drops of Ink

Voice: Have You Found Yours? Is Mine There, Too?

Igniting the Inquisitive Reader

What If No One Reads This? OMG, What If They Do?

Memory Lane: Memoir and Reflective Writing

The Energy of the Personal Blog

Gotta Love a List: 12 Tips

Prompts, Popcorn, and Prose

Don’t Rest on Your Laurels – They’ll Just Go Flat

Passionate Writing: It’s Not Just Steamy Romance

Thought About Thinking Today?

Swoopers and Bashers and Words! Oh, My!

Writing: Are You Generous or Miserly?

Where Do I Find My Readers?

Writing Styles and the 5 Senses

Take a Risk: Write More than “What You Know”

Why Won’t They Read the Entire Post?
