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Start Writing Now! September 2004
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Item No. #WG0904
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GET INSPIRED!
Editor's Note
Writing Room
What room in your house inspires you to write?
Writing Relocation
Where do you escape to bring out your writing muse?
Word Power
By Geraldine Mosher
Before you begin writing, boost your brainpower with 18 unusual types of wordplay.
Interruption Intervention
By Susan Barnson-Hayward
Reclaim your writing time from your clamoring family with this no-nonsense guide.
A Leap of Faith
By W. Terry Whalin
Bestselling author Bruce Wilkinson recalls how faith and hard work played an integral part in launching his writing career.
Make Room for Writing
By William McCranor Henderson
Maximize your creativity by learning where you work best.
A Simple Plan
By Linda Gilden
Set attainable goals and success will follow. Use these criteria when creating your writing
plan.
GET INVOLVED!
The Voice Within
By Judy Bodmer
Write with distinction by practicing these six secrets for developing voice in your stories.
10 Simple Exercises to Improve your Craft
By Bob Hostetler
Profit from your writing by honing every sentence you put on the page.
Group Therapy
By Brenda Blanchard
Revitalize a stagnant writing group into one that crackles with productivity.
To Listen, or Not to Listen …
By Susan K. Perry
How to discern constructive criticism from destructive feedback.
Goof-Proof Your Writing
By George Sheldon
Learn how to avoid repeating these various authors' biggest blunders.
Reporting the Facts
By Constance Hale
Safeguard your credibility with these strategies for gathering and verifying information.
Beware: Problem Editor Ahead!
By Wayne Hoffman
Discover the five types of difficult editors and learn how to deal with them effectively.
Seven Seconds to Success
By Heidi Hess Saxton
Make sure the query letters you send pass the seven-second test with busy editors.
GET STARTED!
Pump up Your Prose
By Nancy Kress
Enhance your writing by taking a closer look at how various parts of speech can hinder or help.
You Can Quote Me on That
By Mark O'Keefe
Develop a killer list of interview contacts with these strategies for finding the most quotable sources.
Hot Trends in Books
By Kristin D. Godsey
An overview of book-selling trends.
Comic Relief
By Tim Bete
Use a basic structure to write your stories and allow the humor to reveal itself.
Scene Lovers
By Alice Orr
Strike the right balance between steamy and squeamish when writing love scenes.
7 Steps for Great Technical Writing
By Brad Manzo
Step-by-step instruction on how to write for technical magazines.
Writing for the Web
By Patrick O'Kelley
There's a whole world of writing opportunities on the Internet if you know where to look.
The Greatest Job on Earth
By Dawn Simonds
Tips on how to work your way to the front of the line among wanna-be restaurant critics.
Six Degrees of Woody Allen
By Joe Stollenwerk
Check out the folks we've connected to this famous writer/actor/director.
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