Any student knows the pressure and stress of writing an essay or paper. Regardless of the discipline you study, academic writing will always be a part of your curriculum. In this guide, we’ll take a look at 6 essential essay writing tips. We’ll look at the importance of time management, the need to follow guidelines, …
When students transition from high school to college, they encounter many differences, including the writing assignments they’re given to complete. Essays are a common type of assignment in both high school and college, but there are several key differences between the two. Being aware of them, especially if you’re in high school preparing to go …
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Whether you are creating content for your blog, writing a college essay, or interviewing an expert in a particular field, using third-party sources can help in sparking your creativity and lend some authority to your work. However, there’s a big difference between using external sources to create a high-quality piece and copying another person’s ideas …
Let’s say you’ve decided to venture into fantasy writing. And you want to come up with something out of the ordinary. Well, here’s some good news: this guide explains all of the key ingredients you need to write epic fantasy. Over years this genre has slowly been defined by specialists who have mastered crafting high-stakes …
J.D. Salinger’s novel ‘The Catcher in the Rye’ was published in 1951. The novel was not warmly received when first published, but it soon became a sensation. Many college students have read this book or had to research and study it. In this guide, we’ll analyze ‘The Catcher In The Rye’, theme and essay writing. …
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As you may or may not be aware, I’m in the process of drafting ‘A Fantasy Writer’s Handbook’, a non-fiction guide to writing fiction, fantasy fiction in particular. The book is split into three parts: fiction writing, fantasy writing, and what to do when the writing is done. Today, as a little midweek treat, I thought I’d share one of the chapters from part one: Dialogue.
In his book, On Writing, Sol Stein provides a very helpful guide on something writers so often hear about: showing the story instead of telling it. Do you remember asking someone, a family member perhaps, to tell you a story? It’s almost as if we’ve been conditioned to tell rather than show.
Do you want to earn a living as a full-time writer? If so, there’s never been a better time to acquire the necessary skills, get some essential experience, assemble a portfolio, and go for it. Today’s office-based and online writers work for corporations, non-profits, publishing companies, schools, and themselves. While most part-time and full-time writers …
Most lessons on marketing teach you one thing, that content is king. It’s what you use to convert leads into customers, but it can also help your website rank higher in search engines, which helps to attract a greater audience. However, it’s not straightforward, so in this guide we’re going to look at some practical …
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Writing an essay can be daunting for most students, especially when it comes to making it engaging and interesting to read. While good writing skills play an essential role, it’s vital to know how to craft an engaging essay to make a lasting impression on the reader. Whether you’re writing for an academic assignment or …
