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Five Easy Steps to Writing Your Articles

by Joseph Parish, Feb 17, 2008

In the field of authoring, it can honestly be stated that to generate greater sums of money you simply need to write more articles. Start achieving your goals now.

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Dialogue for a Children's or Young Adult Novel

by Jane M. Choate, Feb 17, 2008

Learn from the author of 27 books and over 200 short stories how to create memorable and realistic dialogue.

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Answering AS Level Questions

by Flissie Hilton, Feb 16, 2008

The best ways to answer questions as AS level, most appropriate to literary subjects including History, English and Drama.

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Make Sure Your Voice is Heard

by Jane M. Choate, Feb 16, 2008

What is voice (in writing), including how to discover and develop your own writing voice.

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Point Your Story in the Right Direction

by Jane M. Choate, Feb 16, 2008

Learn from a published writer of 27 books and over 200 short stories how to use point of view effectively.

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Choose Your Setting, Choose Your Story

by Jane M. Choate, Feb 16, 2008

Learn from a published writer of 27 books how to create memorable and vivid settings.

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Poetry to Enhance Prose

by Jane M. Choate, Feb 16, 2008

Learn how to use the techniques of poetry to enhance your prose.

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How Do You Write Right?

by diane mccloskey, Feb 14, 2008

What makes writing right? When does the music make you move? When is the art piece worth millions?

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The Truth About Haiku

by Myron Lysenko, Feb 13, 2008

How has the haiku changed? Is the 17 syllable format still relevant? Here are some important guidelines to follow when writing haiku in the English language.

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