by Cori Padgett | Apr 29, 2010 | Tips
Fledgling ‘Freelancer’ is a pretty hard hat to wear at times. Not only are you the sole – well everything – when it comes to your business, you are also easily susceptible to distractions. Much more easily susceptible than say Writer Jonah that...
by Barb Sawyers | Apr 26, 2010 | Tips
I love how the conversational style of blogs helps us connect, almost like we’re sitting around, drinking coffee, having a friendly chat. But suppose one of your buddies talked about taking his ‘dig’ for a walk. Silence would briefly descend as your...
by Lauren Sierra Thomas | Apr 24, 2010 | Become a Top Blogger, Fiction, Tips
How Did Your Writing Career Begin? Have you ever experienced a moment or event in your life that felt like it was meant to be? As if you were being “guided” in some way, being given a message on how to proceed with your life? Almost as if a light bulb went on that...
by Mary Jaksch | Apr 20, 2010 | Become a Top Blogger
Do you want to grow your blog? Then writing guest posts is a great option. But it’s not so easy to get it right. As the Chief Editor of Write to Done, I get a lot of pitches. Some I immediately reply to, others just get a courtesy email — and their...
by Daryl Sedore | Apr 16, 2010 | Fiction, Freelancing
Rejection letters are great. It means you sent your material out. It means you’re ready (hopefully) to take your work to the next level. You see, here’s the thing; what if someone told you that the 37th agent you query would get you a book deal? You would be so...
