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How To Back Up Your Words With Research

by Mary Jaksch | Tips For Writers, Resources for Writers

"When it comes to facts, I’ll listen to anyone’s facts. But when it comes to...

25 Writing Prompts For St. Patrick’s Day

Prompts are a great way to get your creative juices flowing, and what better option than to take advantage of writing prompts for St. Patrick’s Day? Whether you celebrate the man after whom this holiday is named, or celebrate the pride of the Irish, below are...

How To Write A Bedtime Story: 4 Tips To Make A Magical Impact On Readers

If you want to learn how to write a bedtime story, you have a great goal. From children to adults, bedtime stories are a loved pastime. Whether it’s the three-year-old asking you to read their favorite one, or a sleep app for adults with a slow, sleepy voice...

Beta Readers: 5 Skills To Become A Fantastic Help To New Writers

If you want to become a beta reader, the great news is, you’re not far away from this dream. Beta readers are an integral part of a writer’s process, and while they are most commonly associated with newer writers, you may get to try your hand at beta reading for an...

How to Become A Proofreader In 5 Steps (Even As A Beginner)

If you like to edit writing and can quickly catch grammatical errors, you might have wondered how to become a proofreader. Becoming a proofreader requires you to have a sharp eye for typos and a passion for grammar rules. It will be your job to make sure pieces are...

Kindle Cloud Reader: Transform Your Reading Experience And Lengthen Your Read List, 1 Book At A Time

If you love reading, but you don’t always want to pack a bag with all your favorites, using Kindle Cloud Reader is a great alternative. Many of us have likely faced what feels like a life choice when going on vacation—which books to bring, and which ones to leave...