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Some FAQs for Aspiring Copywriters

I get an email at least once a week from aspiring copywriters seeking advice on how to get a foothold in the industry. It's obviously a popular topic, so I thought I'd put some of the more common questions and answers on paper in the hopes...
Glenn MurrayNovember 06, 2005

A First Time Author's Publicity Kit Materials

If you're a new author that has been requested to send publicist materials, you may feel left in the dark on what to send. Here's a list of the usual items.1. Author BioThis is no place for modesty.
Laura HickeyMarch 29, 2005

Take My Publisher, Please!

An actual phone conversation I had earlier today....“Hello, is this Ed?”“Uh, yes it is.”“Ed Williams, the writer guy?”“Uh, yeah, Ed Williams the writer guy.”“How are you?
Ed WilliamsFebruary 16, 2005

How To Write Good Articles

As a writer you may be ready to cash in on the need for web content. There is a lot of money that can be made through content writing if you know what web publishers are looking for in high quality content.
Jonathan WhiteNovember 14, 2006

Five Profitable Ways To Self Publish Books

"Build your advertising campaign around a BIG IDEA or it will fail."David Ogilvy, certainly one of the five greatest advertising people who ever lived, constantly preached that advice to his staff.
Hal GiesekingSeptember 01, 2006

To Outline Or Not To Outline

Ah, the age-old writer's debate--to outline or not to outline? Outlines have proven quite effective for a lot of writers, and many of the famous stories we know and love--such as Star Wars--were outlined before they were fleshed out into a...
Mallory YorkJune 03, 2004

The Crucible

This book is about the witchcraft events in Salem. The story takes places in a small town called Puritan village. In the beginningof the book Betty, Daughter of Samuel Parris, gets sick. Betty, his father and his niece Abigail live together.
C. OzcanJune 15, 2008

How To Become A Freelance Copywriter In New York

As a freelance copywriter in New York, your work is never done. What? Do you mean to say that it is hard to find regular freelance writing jobs, even here in New York City?
Niall CinneideAugust 18, 2005

Screenplay Slug Lines - An Important Element Of Screenwriting

Over the years, I’ve found that new screenwriters frequently have confusions and misunderstandings on the proper way to write slug lines, also known as master scene headings.
Lynne PembrokeFebruary 03, 2005

The Write Habit: How to Strengthen Your Writing Muscle

Writing is a muscle that needs exercise to stay in shape. I realized how true that saying is when I took what I called "a well-earned break" after I finished my first novel.
Katey Coffing, Ph.D.July 31, 2004