We are all apprentices in a craft where no one ever becomes a master. ~Ernest Hemingway
How strong is your writing?
No matter how good you think it is, there’s always room for improvement. In most cases, plenty of room. Luckily, there are some amazing websites out there that’ll help you take your writing to the next level.
Want to strengthen your story, empower your performance, and beef up on the publishing business?
Here are 23 sites (in no particular order) I look to for daily inspiration and advice: … click here to continue reading >>
A couple of weeks ago, we noticed there were certain topics writers just can’t agree on.
Discussion seems to be a huge part of the writing life, especially because there are so many hot topics to choose from. And, as we move toward the digital age, I believe the number of friendly arguments will continue to grow.
If you had to cast your vote for one side or the other, which would you choose?
- (S)he, S/he, Him/Her vs. They, Them. Should ‘they’ be used in place of ‘he’ or ’she’ when the person’s sex is unknown? If not, do you prefer to see said person referred to as ‘he or she,’ ‘he/she,’ ’s/he,’ or ‘(s)he’?
- Literary vs. Genre. Which style of writing are you committing your life to–literary or genre–and why? Which do you prefer to read?
- Print books vs. E-books. Will E-books take over print books, or will they continue to be secondary? If you could only choose one format, which would get your vote?
- Kindle vs. iPad. Devoted reading device, or multi-functionality? With all the recent hype over the iPad, do you think you’ll be converted? … click here to continue reading >>
