Tag: appealing to the reader
Why YA is the Genre Close to My Heart
Two developmental editors find and discuss “standout” features: A close read of the book “A Man Called Ove.”
Poetry Break: Two Poems from Anwer Ghani
Passionate Writing: It’s Not Just Steamy Romance
Thought About Thinking Today?
Investing in Yourself as a Writer: Learning to Steer the Craft
7 Reasons to Revise Your Conclusions
Where Do I Find My Readers?
Even My Grandson Can Research Google
Poetry Break: Dawn by Anwer Ghani
Writing Styles and the 5 Senses
Find and Map Your Heart Values
Seven Cautions Before You Start a Column
Take a Risk: Write More than “What You Know”
How Writing Helped Me Deal With Grief
11 Rhetorical Devices that Add Magic to Your Writing
Making the Day Count
Reading Online: 140 Characters Isn’t a Tome
Point of View: Do You Tell Stories, Educate or Enchant?
What Can Guest Posts Do for You?
3 Content Strategies for Increasing Your Followers
What My Dog and Goats Taught Me about Being a Writer
Exposing Inflammatory Language
I am Sorry for Not Writing, But I Do It Everyday
Poetry as a Mining Tool
Free to Feel: An Interview with Author, Anne Koller
Poetry Break: Anwer Ghani: On April
Finding a Topic
The Library Stacks at Two Drops of Ink: Whit’s End
Unexpected Kindness
New Feature: The Library Stacks at Two Drops of Ink
The Scent of Bougainvillea
Impressions, Words, and Power: Time to Expand
Coming Out as a Creative Rule Breaker
Giving up Men for Lent – An Interview with Author Kacie Main
How Biased is Your Writing?
Writing Prompts Contest
Poetry Break: Claudia Ricci: Praying for My Sister
100 Prompts to Get the Ink Flowing
Anwer Ghani – New Monthly Contributor at Two Drops of Ink
Vulnerability in Your Writing Builds Character
Credit to the Monthly Contributors for these Awards
I’ve Become a Title, Bullet Point Girl – Have You?
4 Ways to Make Your Writing Easier
Poetry Break: Anwer Ghani: Rabbits
Poetry Break: Gerard Sarnat: The Boonies
5 Writing Lessons I Learned from Reading this Year
TRYING TOO HARD TO WRITE?
