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Audience Awareness Should Guide Writing
We understand dialogue changes depending on the audience. A simple greeting can be formal, casual, personal, or non-verbal. Each of the following examples illustrates a teen boy meeting someone and shows how they might act and what they might say.
By Brenda Mahler11 months ago in Writers
Calm before the storm
In a quaint coastal town nestled between towering cliffs and the endless expanse of the cerulean sea, a sense of serenity always hung in the air. This was the town of Haven's End, a place where time seemed to slow down, and worries melted away with each gentle wave that caressed the golden sands.
By Ajayi Femi11 months ago in Writers
Why Do I Write?
Lately, I've been giving a great deal of thought as to why I write. Here's what I came up with. A great many years ago, I sold my soul to the devil and became a very successful freelance copywriter. Out of a pressing need to support my family, I did it for the money. However, that is all behind me now. I got divorced, twice, and the children all grew up and fled the nest to live independent lives. And yet, I continue to write none stop all day long. What's more, there is very little money in it. It's what you call chicken feed. So, if not for the money, then for what exactly do I write?
By Adam Evanson11 months ago in Writers
Best Tips for Making Money Online: Your Ultimate Guide to Financial Freedom
In today's digital age, the world has transformed into a global marketplace where the possibilities for making money online are endless. Whether you're looking to supplement your income or embark on a full-fledged online venture, we've got you covered with the best tips to help you navigate the virtual realm and achieve financial freedom like never before.
By Lhyton Watt11 months ago in Writers
Instruments of Change in the World
In a world brimming with complexities and challenges, we often underestimate the profound influence we possess. Just as a musical instrument contributes its unique timbre to an ensemble, you are an instrument of change, capable of orchestrating a symphony of transformation in the world.
By Mike Kolawole11 months ago in Writers
Doc Sherwood Chips In...
Here's an exercise I used to do with students on my Advanced Writing course. First, I'd give them the following copy, taken from the back of a packet of barbeque flavour Joe Chips by the Joe Tea Company, and attributed to their promotional character “Off Road Joe”:
By Doc Sherwood11 months ago in Writers
Ode to Ordinary
We frequently ignore the enchantment woven into the fabric of our daily lives in a world that is continually seeking the spectacular, the sparkling shows that dazzle and amaze. The everyday occurrences and sceneries softly tell stories of radiance, tenacity, and the profundity of life. It's time to find the unseen treasures in the tapestry of the commonplace and to revel in their subtle magnificence.
By WAQAS AHMAD11 months ago in Writers
2 Subscribers!!!
I often wonder how far I would be in my writing right now if I had pushed myself to start years ago. I imagine all the work I could have put out and wonder if I lost any of it in my mind that will now never come to light. I wonder if years from now, I will still eagerly be checking my account every hour to see if I have any likes or new subscribers to my stories, hoping to read how someone enjoyed my work. Or is there a honeymoon phase to writing just as there are relationships? Anticipating the persons next text and what they will say to you, sending beautiful flowers or chocolates...
By Tressa Rose11 months ago in Writers
Bottle Trees and Broken Dreams - Synopsis and Character Sheets
I haven't talked about my book in a few months, and I feel like talking about it might get me motivated to finally finish my edits. I'm very close to the finish line, and I'm almost ready to start querying for agents. I'm also fortunate enough that there have been a number of you curious to learn more about the actual content of the book, so that's what I'm bringing to the table this evening.
By Ashley Lima11 months ago in Writers