The Word for Writers

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Some Writtin' Tips


Ask writers to comment on the challenges of their craft, and, depending on experience, education, and events in their lives, I'm certain you will receive varying remarks. Motivation, creativity, mastering the basic writing tools, smooth compilation of the piece and patience are the main challenges. Motivation is a huge challenge, as it's the igniter that fires up the thought process. Transforming thoughts into written words and formatting them into readable, interesting material is the art of writing.

The following paragraph is an example of the challenging mishmash facing a writer prior to creating an article:

"thinkupa gud topik towritabot an praktise gudgrammer chekyurspeling,bone up onpropper punkuation,recersh yertopik sit thewrittin' asidea fewdaysthan return anpruf readagin . Ef yerartical luksgud submitt itto apublicker , thancross yerfindgers anhopefer the best.'

Challenge met:
"Research your topic, use good grammar, check your spelling, bone up on proper punctuation, proofread, set the writing aside a few days, then proofread again. If your article looks good, submit it to a publisher and hope for the best."


In other words, offer your submission in an eye-catching package wrapped up in shiny white paper with a huge red bow as the topper. And smile!

Copyright Jeanne E. Webster



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