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Writing
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Writing A Murder Mystery - Part 1 - Characters
Takes the new writer of murder mysteries through some techniques to create characters who can interact in an intriguing plot. Covers both selection of a environment and techniques for mapping out the character interrelationships.
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Writers - Beware of the Blue Screen of Death Using 3 Easy Precautions
Have you ever been panic stricken when you booted your computer and found a frozen blue screen listing error messages regarding your system's failure? Did you loose all of your data? Did you have a backup just in case? If not, what would you do differently to prepare yourself in the event of the threat of loosing precious files?
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Fiction - Easing Exposition into a Story
Exposition is the descriptive material that sets a tone to a piece of writing and introduces the background, the characters, and other facts. It should be used wisely inside the story without boring the reader with long tedious passages.
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Top 7 Keys To Persuasive Writing
One major reason we write anything is not only to inform, to entertain, to share, to express, to sell, to lead, to teach, to communicate - but also TO PERSUADE. Here are 7 tips based on what I have noticed over the years in what I believe is persuasive writing.
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Punch Up Your Website's Prospecting Power
Are you cashing in on your website's full prospecting potential? If not, you're running a serious risk. Read on to learn how you can punch up the impact your website has on your prospecting and conversion efforts.
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How To Write A Short Story (Part 1)
Writing short stories can be very valuable to your writing career. Short stories are also very quick ways to put on paper what you’re feeling about something. Starting to write short stories can be a tough project but the more you write the better you will get at it. In the next couple of weeks I will be submitting a 10 part series on how to write your short stories. This will be the first edition on writing short stories.
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Thriller Fiction : Know Basic Principle Of A Good Thriller
As simple as the initial questions are what make thriller fiction become more attractive to readers and how to make thriller really thrilling? What is mechanism of thriller fiction writing and how does it work? Which factor of common element that I should pick up for my writing? And end up with a kind of question like how to write a successful thriller fiction?
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