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Writing: Is It A Skill, Craft, Or Gift?
Published on Wednesday, December 30, 2009 by Essays Whenever you gather writers together they talk about writing. There are many different types of writers. Those who prefer to compose in long-hand or can only write on an old-fashioned manual typewriter. Those who write to music, demand complete silence, or create best surrounded by noise. You have the writers who must plan and outline before they can begin and those w... Read More »
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Top Secret! The One-Year Path To Publication
Published on Thursday, December 24, 2009 by Essays There is a way to virtually guarantee your publication within a single year. No, it has nothing to do with self-publication. This path is not for dilettantes, and will push you to the limit, but it has worked for dozens of my students, and it will work for you. It is based on writing principles first proposed by two giants in the publishing field, science-fiction wri... Read More »
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Learn Why You Should Have A 3-Tiered Strategy...
Published on Tuesday, December 1, 2009 by Essays You've heard a lot about how much writing articles can do for your internet marketing strategy. You now understand how writing articles can help position you as an expert in your field, gain valuable targed traffic for your web site, and quickly multiple your site's text links. Now you have convinced yourself to take the plunge into article marketing and you have a f... Read More »
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Como Mantener tu Salud Mental
Published on Wednesday, November 11, 2009 by Essays En los ... Read More »
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3 Key Points To Remember When Writing For The...
Published on Sunday, November 8, 2009 by Essays While many writers are eager to write for the Internet, it is important to consider the key differences between writing for a traditional print audience and an Internet audience. Keeping these three points in mind will help you achieve success with your Internet writing ventures. Writing for the Internet is different from traditional publishing formats in three essen... Read More »
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Forget About “Talent”!
Published on Sunday, October 11, 2009 by Essays How is a writer to access her deepest and most powerful wells of creativity? How do we tap into our talent, our genius, our greatest potential for success? Writing classes often tell us how to plot, or structure, or build characters, or create poetic images, but the question of accessing our excellence is a slippery and elusive one. It is possible we’ll need to ... Read More »
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Going With “The Flow”
Published on Sunday, September 27, 2009 by Essays Flow state, that mysterious mental zone where time and the outside world seem to disappear, is one of the keys to peak performance. Frankly, your ability to harness the limits of your intelligence, creativity, education, or talents will be largely determined by your capacity to remain in flow while under stress. Those who cannot suffer “stage fright,” &ld... Read More »
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Why I Killed My Muse– And You Should To...
Published on Monday, September 21, 2009 by Essays Last night, in the dark following midnight I killed my muse (suffocating her quietly with a pillow) and buried her in my back garden. Today I will plant a roses to hide the grave. No one will ever know and I will be free at last of her insidious hold and I will be able to write what I want. Why did I resort to this deed? After all my muse was lovely and gave me many ... Read More »
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The Golden Hour
Published on Saturday, September 5, 2009 by Essays During a conversation earlier today, a formerly svelt young lady said that she had given up on the idea of exercise, because to have a body worth the trouble, it would take three or four hours a day. Novice writers complain that in order to build their careers, it would take six or seven hours a day...so what is the point! And more times than I could count, stressed... Read More »
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The Billionaire Writer’s Secret
Published on Saturday, August 8, 2009 by Essays During a career spanning twenty-five years of novel, film, and television work, I've two major tools most valuable: the yogic “chakras” for characterization, and Joseph Campbell’s model of the Hero’s Journey for plot structure. These are not random choices, nor were they selected because of the many intelligent and thoughtful essays on their r... Read More »

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