A Guide To Writing

Writing a synopsis is one of the toughest chores a writer will face. How do you condense a 400-page novel into just 2 or 3 pages? This article will outline some tips to help keep it tight and terrific!

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For poems where the first letter of each line spells out a word. Prizes include $100 for first place. Pre-paid Visa gift card. Deadline for entries is 30th September 2007.

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Prolific writers all have one thing in common - they WRITE a lot. Now you can learn to churn out more writing than ever before!

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Writers who are likely NOT to succeed really do have a few things in common. Find out if you are one of them!

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True success - in every field - begins with a plan. I do not mean the plan to actually WRITE your book. That step forms only a portion of the total process required in creating publishing success.

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Polishing your work to a professional standard is easy, once you learn where to begin the editing process.

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Is there a secret formula for writing novels? Can it be taught?

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Some shorter stories manage to leave a lingering impression on readers long after the final word was written. Others leave readers with the feeling that they have missed the point entirely. So how do you strike a balance between writing an effective, memorable short story and creating a short, aimless length of prose?

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A plot for a novel-length work needs to be more than just a beginning, middle and an end. Here are some things to consider when creating a plot for your book.

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Knowing some of the reasons why stories are rejected can help to take some of the sting out of a rejection letter.

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