Category: Marilyn L. Davis
What’s Your Writing Process? Planned Piece or Prompt?
Blog or Article? Why Not Both in a Blarticle?
Use Colorful Images to Convey Your Content
On the Trail: Looking for a Good Post
The Soft Science of the Summary
Jumping the Gun – Just Shot Myself in the Foot
Facts, Fictional Devices, and Finding the Balance
Scott Biddulph: From Biker to Bookworm to the Desmond Booth Award
Memoirs: I’ll Tell You Mine if You Tell Me Yours
Working on Award Number 10: A Thank You Note
Comments Cement the Relationship Between Writer and Readers
Stop Over-Explaining; I Get It!
Bloggers: Has Your Post Gone Viral or Just Suffering a Cold?
Two Drops of Ink News
Your Voice – That’s What Your Readers Want
Constructive Criticism: Reviewing the Writing or an Assessment of You?
I Officially Got Old Today
Just Write! Stop Waiting for the Good Stuff
Hump Day Humor: You Know You’re a Writer When…
I’m Giving Up the Hook – My Readers Aren’t Fish
Two Drops of Ink: Your Other Library
Igniting the Inquisitive Reader
Are You Using Relationships and Links to Get More Readers?
Two Drops of Ink Writing Challenge: Hump Day Humor
Stop Wishing and Write!
Taglines Tell ’em Who You Are
2017: Join the Collaboration at Two Drops of Ink
What’s Bogging Down Your Blog?
Subheadings: 4 Strategies for Scanners and Search Engines
Writer’s Burnout: Causes, Conditions, and Cures
It’s Your Voice: Edit out the Twain and Shakespeare
Use T.I.P.S. for Better Blogging
Want Blog Traffic? Then Collaborate on the Content
Does Your Post Have Too Much Jam?
Voice: Have You Found Yours? Is Mine There, Too?
Writing the Memoir: Transcending the Limited Self
Memoir: Building and Using Tension
But, Have YOU Said It? A Writing Challenge
Memoir: Rediscovering the Times
Memoir: What’s Your Theme?
Memoir: Linear Stories or Hither and Yon?
Writing a Memoir of Restoration, Renewal, and Rediscovery
What If No One Reads This? OMG, What If They Do?
Writing the Memoir: Your Story, My Story, Our Stories
Arcing, Enhancing, and Advancing the Memoir
Passionate Writing: It’s Not Just Steamy Romance
Distinguish Thoughts and Feelings: Double the Descriptions and Dialogues
Prompts, Popcorn, and Prose
