Tag: writing advice
7 Ways To Be Kind To Yourself and Get Unstuck
Five ways to build your writing stamina and complete that novel
Three Thoughts on Language in Kindness and Writing
I am Sorry for Not Writing, But I Do It Everyday
How I learned to Pulverise my Inner Procrastinator
Poetry as a Mining Tool
New Feature: The Library Stacks at Two Drops of Ink
Need Help with Writing your Memoir? Do as I Say, Not as I Do
OUTSMART THE STARTING BLUES
Vulnerability in Your Writing Builds Character
4 Ways to Make Your Writing Easier
Let the Baby Cry
THE MORNING PAGES: DAY, NIGHT, OR IN BETWEEN
5 Writing Lessons I Learned from Reading this Year
Don’t Give Up – You Could Have the Next Gatsby
NINE LESSONS RELUCTANTLY LEARNED FROM PUBLISHING MY FIRST BOOK
Use Colorful Images to Convey Your Content
Write Like a Child – Without Fear
Finding Your Creative Ideas May Require a Goat
Writers, What Are Your Biggest Challenges?
On the Trail: Looking for a Good Post
WHAT DAMPENS YOUR FIRE? One Answer: Neglecting It
How We “Jabber About it” and Don’t Get to the Point
Listen to the Silence: The Words are There
Shouting, Blogs, Emails, and Etiquette
Facts, Fictional Devices, and Finding the Balance
ADMISSION: I AM A PROMPT SNOB
Turn Your Creative Works into Career Boosters
John Powers writes about writing: UBG (Ultimate Bad Guy), RH (Reluctant Hero), WWG (Woman with a Gun), or DD (Dude who Dies) and so much more
Are You Looking for Your Voice in All The Wrong Places?
REMEMBER WHY YOU WRITE
How Corporate America Assaults the English Language
Writing Tips: Don’t Let Difficulties With Research Hold Back Your Writing
Finding Writing Inspiration In The Present And The Past
A Lemonade Stand Serves up Writing Lessons
The Reporter Life: Writing the Article and the Magic of Three
The 8th annual Nonfiction Writers Conference
Writer’s Angst
Corral All Those Stampeding Ideas
Does Having a High IQ Make You a Good Writer?
The Creative No-Space
How to write better fiction using screenwriting techniques
Why Writers Should Stop Reading
Get Sharpened Then Write Dangerously
Two Drops of Ink: The Literary Home for Collaborative Writing
Creativity is Found, Neither Here Nor There, But in The In-between ‘no-space’ of Existence
Benefits Of Reading For Writers
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