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Writing
Tips
We
sometimes think
successful authors just instinctively know how
to write—that they are
born with an intrinsic ability the rest of us
lack. And
therefore, if we are meant to be writers, we
should simply sit down and
write. Our words will be golden.
Unfortunately (or fortunately, for those of
us lacking
this ability), it doesn’t work that way.
Writing is a craft—and crafts
are teachable. By reading, by writing, and by
studying the art of
writing, we can take the germ of talent we’ve
been given and nurture it
into a true gift. And that’s what this
section is all
about—learning the tricks of the writing
trade.
These tips are arranged into sections, but
there’s no
particular order in which they need to be
studied. So study them in
whatever way works best for you—by randomly
following your interests or
by meticulously going from beginning to end.
And if you want even more tips, be sure to
check out
our Newsletters, our Blog, and, of course, our
Inspiration
for
Writers Tips and Techniques Workbook,
which is available for
immediate download. Our Workbook includes
expanded tips, more topics,
reproducible worksheets, exercises to practice
what you learn and much
more--check it out!
Please note that all our writing articles
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educational purposes, please include the full
copyright notice as given
at the end of each tip and a link to www.InspirationForWriters.com.
For permission for uses not included in this
paragraph, please contact Sandy.
Thank you!

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