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A rough guide to writing a 400 word review
My good friend on here, Teresa Renton, suggested that I write a guide on how to write a review. I respect Teresa enormously. She is a wonderfully gifted writer whose work has variation of tone but always great depth and lyrical quality which should be explored at your leisure - but soon.
By Rachel Deeming11 months ago in Writers
E-Books: How to Write and Sell Them
E-books, short for electronic books, are very popular these days. They are quick and easy for the writer and convenient for the reader. Thousands of these books are available, and this article will help you decide to add yours to the number.
By Margaret Minnicks11 months ago in Writers
Why 2026 Is the Golden Year for Copywriters
For years, the world of copywriting has evolved quietly in the background—shifting whenever technology changes, expanding with every new platform, and transforming with every major shift in human behaviour.
By Sathish Kumar 11 months ago in Writers
Does Writing Every Day Help or Drain Creativity?
Just write every day of your life. Read intensely. Then see what happens. Most of my friends who are put on that diet have very pleasant careers. – Ray Bradbury
By Stephanie Hoogstad11 months ago in Writers
Is Medium Legit or Worth It?
As you'll probably notice from the title alone, this article is meant to answer the people's need for factual and accurate information, so let me keep the BS to a minimum and skip the flowery introduction or the yakety-yak storytelling unsuitable for this type of post.
By Adrian CDTPPY11 months ago in Writers
Snob
I admit it—I’m a snob, but not your everyday, garden variety snob. I don’t give a flying fuck what kind of car you drive, what schools your parents could afford to send you to, how much money you have/make, or what your maternal grandmother’s maiden name was. All of that shit is irrelevant to me.
By Harper Lewis 11 months ago in Writers
How to Build a Writing Routine That Actually Sticks
Writing is an essential building block for navigating life. It stands as the second most important skill we learn, following the ability to speak. Without written language, we would struggle to record history, preserve cherished family recipes passed down through generations, document crucial information for patients in a doctor's office, or share groundbreaking research on cancer development in articles that reach a global audience.
By Nozomi Rose11 months ago in Writers
Hello, I'm new here
Hello, I just opened an account. And to be honest, the only reason I am here is to find out if this is in any way similar to Medium?
By Elian Salvaro11 months ago in Writers
Kishōtenketsu: A Comprehensive Guide to Four Act Story Structure
Kishotenketsu is a unique narrative structure that rooted in East Asian storytelling traditions, and has captivated audiences with its distinct approach to plot development. While it consists of four acts. This storytelling format places a strong emphasis on harmony and balance, diverging from the Western tradition of dramatic conflict and resolution. Instead, Kishotenketsu seeks to engage the audience through subtle twists, unexpected connections, and thematic exploration. It's charm lies in its ability to create compelling narratives without relying on the conventional tension-building techniques of Western storytelling. Instead, it invites the audience to explore the subtleties of character and theme, making it a captivating and thought-provoking storytelling style.
By Drakon11 months ago in Writers
Becoming a Writer: A Journey of Self-Discovery and Connection. AI-Generated.
Writing is more than just putting words on paper; it’s an act of vulnerability, courage, and connection. For many of us who choose this path, the journey to becoming a writer is anything but linear—it’s filled with uncertainty, self-doubt, and moments of profound clarity. But for those who persist, it becomes a way of life, a means of expressing what it means to be human in all its complexity.
By Slaninova11 months ago in Writers
The Writer's Companion: Why Every Author Needs a Tag Heuer Replica Watch. AI-Generated.
Writing is an art that requires precision, creativity, and a keen sense of time. For writers who seek inspiration in every moment, having the right tools can make all the difference. Among these tools, a Tag Heuer replica watch stands out as more than just a timepiece—it’s a symbol of craftsmanship, style, and timeless elegance. In this article, we’ll explore why every writer should consider adding a Tag Heuer replica watch to their collection.
By fanorthnicklostin11 months ago in Writers
Things Are Back On Track On Vocal
Introduction This week, we have had issues with Vocal rejecting lots of stories because they were deemed to be in a foreign language. I have also been under a strange Facebook anti-spam ban, which meant I was unable to share my Vocal stories in any group that I was a member of.
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred 11 months ago in Writers