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Must-Read Blogs for the Romance Writer
Increasingly aspiring and published authors alike are keeping up to date on the world of romance publishing by regularly reading industry-related blogs.
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Pen and Palette; Writer's and Artist's Forum
Dulcinea Norton-Smith tells Suite 101 about her new writer's and artist's forum Pen and Palette.
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Social Networking Could be Costing Writers Work
Social networking may be a great way for writers to have fun and network with contacts, but it is also possible that their activities are responsible for lost work.
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Blogging is a Marketing Tool for Writers
A writing blog can be a great place to begin building a platform. With a blog, an author can connect with fans or network with others in the industry.
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The Lonely Writer: Benefits of a Writer's Group
The isolation that accompanies the writing process can often be detrimental to the writer's craft. Having a network of writers to rely is essential to a writer's success.
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Online Writing Groups
The life of a writer can be a lonely one, but with the increasing development of technology, getting together with other writers has never been easier.
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Six Reasons to Join a Writers Group
Writer's Organizations provide the opportunity for writers to improve their careers as well as socialize with other writers.
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Author Interview – Luke Wallin
Luke Wallin has published award-winning fiction, non-fiction, and music. He locates his work at the intersection of nature and culture.
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Self-Promotion Tips for Writers
In this economy, writers are increasingly required to do their own self-promotion work. Impress publishers by bringing your own audience with you.
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Networking for Writers
Writing is a solitary business but opportunities to make solid business contacts abound. The tips below will show writers where to find networking opportunities.
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What to Expect at a Writers Conference
Attending a writers conference is an excellent way for new writers to gain valuable information and insight into the world of writing.
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Finding a Writing Mentor
Writers can receive much assistance for free from family or writer's groups. Mentors need a fee but they often propel the manuscript to a higher level of success.
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SMILE: Networking at Writers Conferences
Writers can network with ease using a few simple ideas described in the SMILE technique.
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Six Keys to Choose a Writer's Conference
Conferences are a terrific way for writers to advance their careers if chosen correctly. Writers should attend conferences that cater to their needs.
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The League of Canadian Poets
The League of Canadian Poets is a valuable organization in Canada dedicated to serving the needs of poets of varying levels.
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Where to Find Your Local Writing Community
Writing can be a solitary and isolating pursuit, but there are many ways to engage with other writers in your community.
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Starting a Writers' Workshopping Group
Quick tips on how to start a network of writers who gather regularly to read and critique one another's work.
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NaNoWriMo's Resources for Fiction Writers
November is National Novel Writing Month. an annual writers' challenge. The NaNoWriMo forums - which offer tips on plot, character, and genre ideas - are open all year.
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Benefits of Networking for Writers
In considering the life of a writer, some come away with an image that isn't entirely inviting or exciting.
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FIRST Revolutionizes Virtual Book Tours
Authors utilize Virtual Books Tours to reach their audience and increase readership. Of the alliances created for this purpose, FIRST is among the best.
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Recovering the Writing Muses
Every writer, whether emerging or new at the craft needs to reclaim their Muse and motivation from time to time. Writers' events are great places to do this.
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Why Join A Writers' Union?
Freelance writing can be a lonely and isolating profession. Joining a writers' union helps you build connections with other writers and access information and support.
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