Articles from Writers and Publishers
Florida Author Encourages Teen Reading
By Kelly Abell
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Inspirational
Florida Author Kelly Abell wants to encourage teens to read. After writing her first young adult novel to inspire her daughter to read, Kelly wants to spread the word that Reading Is Cool.
Writing in the Bus Lane
By Philip Yaffe
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Book Writing Tips
Strong statements make for strong writing, provided that they can be properly supported. Unfortunately, many people are prone to sweeping generalizations with little or no support at all. Competent writers avoid such shoddy thinking at all costs.
Famous Misquotations
By Philip Yaffe
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Inspirational
As a collector of quotations, I occasionally wonder if some of my favorite specimens are actually correct. In many cases, they seem too good to be true. I recently researched the subject on the Internet and came up with a number of quotations that indeed seemed to have been altered after the fact.
Advice For Prospective Writers - How Valuable Is It Really?
By Devon Marshall
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Book Writing Tips
My take on the classic Advice To A Prospective Writer.
Review of Book Fallen Lotus Petals
By Jordon Papanier
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Book Review
When I pick up a novel that I can't get into right away, I have a difficult time finishing it. If the plot and characters in the first chapter or two don't pull me in, I put the book down and don't pick it up again. When I picked up "Fallen Lotus Petals", I read eight or nine chapters without stopping. Papanier hooked me from the beginning.
Right so you wont to write
By Eliza Keating
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Book Writing Tips
I never thought I would ever be writing articles to give advice on writing, but it worked for me
Love Heals All Pain
By Melissa Miller
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Book Review
A strong woman, Rachel Connors faces the possibility of breast cancer. Scared and alone, she keeps her fears to herself.