Our “conversation” today is with Charlie Hudson, author of Your Room at the End: Thoughts About Aging We'd Rather Avoid … written for Baby Boomers as we face our parents’ aging, our aging, … [Read more...]
Multitasking: Good or bad for writers?
April 5, 2014 By 2 Comments
My name is Dana K and I am a multitasker. I do try to keep it under control, but yesterday afternoon I realized I was over-working my “command center” and likely my … [Read more...]
Spring Cleaning for Writers and Editors
March 27, 2014 By 12 Comments
Visualizing spring when you’re looking out at two feet of snow is challenging. But the calendar has proclaimed it to be so. If spring is indeed on our doorstep, can spring cleaning be far … [Read more...]
Featured Author: Barbara Florio Graham
March 26, 2014 By 5 Comments
Our “author conversation” today is with Barbara (Bobbi) Florio Graham, author of Mewsings/Musings, and managing editor of Prose to Go We'll start with Mewsings/Musings, a "flip" book … [Read more...]
Featured Author: Mary Harwell Sayler
March 6, 2014 By 2 Comments
Our “author conversation” today is with Mary Harwell Sayler, author of Living in the Nature Poem Writers-Editors Network: What inspired you to write this book? Mary Harwell Sayler: Since … [Read more...]
Checklists for Nonfiction
March 3, 2014 By 2 Comments
After you've written your article – after you've edited and revised it – before sending it along to an editor – or posting it on the Web – run it through these … [Read more...]
Featured Author: Paul Fein
March 1, 2014 By Leave a Comment
Our "author conversation" today is with Paul Fein, author of Tennis Confidential and Tennis Confidential II. Writers-Editors Network: What inspired you to write Tennis … [Read more...]
Article Writing Golden Rules: A Baker’s Dozen
February 24, 2014 By 2 Comments
1. Eliminate vague statements; they convey no meaning ... be specific. Example: Saying a CEO drives up in her “car” says nothing. saying she drives up in her 2014 Torch Red Corvette Stingray … [Read more...]
How can you respond to anonymous job postings?
January 30, 2014 By Leave a Comment
Experts warn us to be cautious about replying to online job ads that do not include identifying information – especially when they do not include a website URL you can check out. … [Read more...]
Winning contest helps author land multi-book contract
January 22, 2014 By 11 Comments
We were thrilled to learn the Novel Chapter 1st Place winning entry in our 2013 Writers-Editors Network International Writing Competition had … [Read more...]
