OUR READERS HAVE SPOKEN: Dumbing Down Children’s Books is a VERY BAD IDEA!!
I asked you guys and gals to weigh in with your opinions on this topic and we received more comments than any other article we’ve published this year!
writing career advice
How to Keep Getting Writing Assignments When Your Favorite Editor Leaves – by Paul Wynn
Professionalism, consistency, and creative ideas can lead to long-term freelance writing income, regardless of editorial staff changes.
Screenwriting Success When Hollywood Is NOT Buying – by Mark Heidelberger
The pandemic has opened up certain opportunities if one knows where to look, and how to capitalize!
Q – Can You Claim to Have “Channeled” Deceased Celebrities in Your Book?
I received an email from a woman who claims to have written a book about her channeled conversations with deceased celebrities. Whether you believe in channeling (a two-way conversation between the living and the dead) or not is irrelevant…
SEEKING YOUR INPUT: Dumbing Down Children’s Books – A Good Idea or Not?
the vocabulary was extremely advanced for a picture book. Now, I don’t have a problem with that but…
Three Paying Markets for “Frugal” Writers – by Rachel Carrington
The following sites are actively looking for writers, and they’re especially interested in topics that cover frugal living!
Writing the PERFECT Blurb – by Chris Saunders
The blurb is a critical part of selling books! How is YOUR blurb working?
Mining Industry-specific Trade Shows for Magazine Article Assignments By Sherri Telenko
Industry-specific trade shows are a great source for non-fiction freelance writers, particularly those looking to break into niche business markets.
How to Use Content Marketing to Drive Traffic to Your Website, and Customers to YOU! by Dina Sostarec
What if your blog drove insane conversions for you while you’re sleeping?
Marketing Your Writing While Competing with an Increasing Number of Remote Workers – by Nadia Ali
Life has shifted gears and you can no longer count on face-to-face contacts, meeting someone at a conference, or even attending a writer’s event to hand out your business cards.