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Posted by Marg McAlister
If you're a writer, you're in business. It doesn't matter whether you're writing picture books, or a self-help book for underachievers, or promotional material and flyers for anyone who wants it... YOU'RE IN BUSINESS.
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Posted by Kal Bishop
The Heros Journey is THE screenwriting and story structure template. By utilising this structure, screenwriters can quickly build effective and quality stories. There are more than 188 stages to the Heros Journey; the summary below shows how Dances with Wolves (Academy Award Winner, Best Film, 1990) is built around the Heros Journey.
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Posted by Ollie Rains
After a few months of advertising my online business opportunities website, I have learned a valuable, but true advertising fact. The best way to advertise an affiliate program is through writing articles and submitting them to syndicated sites for others to use, thereby creating links to your own website.
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Posted by Mike Morgan
All sorts of people give speeches, not only politicians and
executives of international conglomerates. Virtually every major
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Posted by Lance Winslow
Have you ever been online in a forum and ended up debating some point of contention with another,...
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Posted by Shelley Wake
The Blogfest 2005 Writing Contest has only been running for two weeks and already the results are overwhelming. And not because were getting far more entries than we expected. Its because along with entries, were also getting heartfelt messages from writers all over the world. Ive run a few contests before and received quite a few entries, but Ive never been personally emailed and thanked by so many writers.
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Posted by Marilyn Barnicke Belleghem
The ideas have rolled around in your head for long enough. In making a commitment to writing your book, setting up a structure is important.
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Posted by Amy Dunn Williams
The written word and verbal communication each have their own unique styles. Moreover, each has its own time and place. When we write, we stay within strict guidelines of grammar and syntax. A written correspondence often conveys a serious or urgent message, or is reserved for special occasions such as wedding invitations and thank-you notes. When we speak, we are more informal and imprecise. Grammatical rules are not always obeyed and tone, mood and urgency are relayed in the inflections of our voice or in our body language.
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