Tag: exposure for your writing
Seven Cautions Before You Start a Column
Who checks if…?
11 Rhetorical Devices that Add Magic to Your Writing
Rising Up from the Undertext
Poetry Break: Anwer Ghani
How to Find Time to Write When You’re Busy All the Time
Poetry Break: Letter to My Brand New Granddaughter
What Can Guest Posts Do for You?
Sunday Spotlight: Shahnaz Radjy
ACT LIKE A REAL WRITER: PUT YOUR EARRINGS ON!
3 Content Strategies for Increasing Your Followers
Are You Honing Your Craft?
What My Dog and Goats Taught Me about Being a Writer
How Writing Every Morning Has Skyrocketed My Creativity
Script and Scribble: A Book for Those Who Love Handwriting
How to Find the Extraordinary in a World of Ordinary
Sunday Spotlight: Claudia Ricci – Writer, Poet, and Artist
Poetry Break: Rev. Dr. Kevin T. Coughlin
REMEMBER, YOU’RE SELLING COFFEE
Exposing Inflammatory Language
Sunday Spotlight: Anwer Ghani
Poetry Break: The Bat and Ball Rhythm by Peeush Trikha
I am Sorry for Not Writing, But I Do It Everyday
Silence and Time
Spring Companion
Free to Feel: An Interview with Author, Anne Koller
Finding a Topic
New Feature: The Library Stacks at Two Drops of Ink
Impressions, Words, and Power: Time to Expand
Poetry Break: Anwer Ghani: The War’s Son
Giving up Men for Lent – An Interview with Author Kacie Main
Writing Prompt Contest: Danie Botha: Slaying Giants
Writing Prompts Contest
Anwer Ghani – New Monthly Contributor at Two Drops of Ink
Vulnerability in Your Writing Builds Character
Novel Beginnings
4 Ways to Make Your Writing Easier
Poetry Break: Anwer Ghani
Voting is Still Open for the Best 1000 Words for the Image Contest
Best 1000 Words for the Image Contest: Traci Kenworth: The Curse
Best 1000 Words for the Image Contest: Saoirse Love: Those Mad, Mad, Crazy Eyes
Best 1000 Words for the Image Contest: Shahnaz Radjy: My Secret Legacy
Best 1000 Words for the Image Contest: Wayne Russell: What Happened?
NINE LESSONS RELUCTANTLY LEARNED FROM PUBLISHING MY FIRST BOOK
Poetry Break: Wayne Russell
Do published books make you an expert in your subject?
Become an Author, Publisher, and Literary Agent without Leaving Home
Poetry Break: Henna Sjöblom
