Find Your Writing Niche
Find Your Writing Niche: Political Comic Books
June 2, 2015Comic book company Bluewater Productions in Vancouver, WA began including politicians in their stories in 2009. Currently, the company has published three on Hillary Clinton and released one on ...
Find Your Writing Niche: Who cares about Newsletters?
May 19, 2015I was at a meeting where newsletters were discussed, and the consensus was that the majority of people don’t read newsletters. Then why have them? * They keep your name in front of ...
Find Your Writing Niche: Nigel Hayes and Words
May 5, 2015While writing a story to promote the Adult Spelling Bee in Brunswick County, N.C., I learned that Nigel Hayes, a University of Wisconsin basketball player, has the reputation at press conferences ...
Find Your Writing Niche: www.vocabulary.com
April 21, 2015A Google search for a story I was writing recently made me aware of www.vocabulary.com. The fascinating site states on its home page that it is “the qu ...
Find Your Writing Niche: Find Your Voice
April 7, 2015Find Your Writing Niche: Find Your Voice Characters develop their own personalities and speak to authors in their own voices. Aspiring authors must listen as closely as possible to the people in th ...
Find Your Writing Niche: Write Reviews to Improve Your Writing
March 3, 2015Publishers, editors and agents recommend writers read as much as possible. One way to accomplish both reading and writing at the same time is to write reviews. Reviewers learn what works and what ...
Find Your Writing Niche: Enter Contests to Win
February 17, 2015Contests fascinate writers because they want to know where they fit among their peers. I have judged contests in the past and did it again this year. I like judging because: I see how other ...
Find Your Writing Niche: Suggest a column to an editor
February 3, 2015I've always enjoyed reading columns, primarily political and humorous ones, and decided to ask my then-editor if I ...
Find Your Writing Niche: Critiquing
January 19, 2015Offer constructive suggestions in critiques. Cynthia Price’s December 30, 2014 blog “Three Words” at cynthiapri ...
