First thing I do after booting up my computer in the morning is to click on the Media Player – a CD is already in place and ready for the next song. (Yes, I do subscribe to Pandora, but … [Read more...]
Featured Author: BF (Bobbi) Graham
July 4, 2014 By 3 Comments
Our conversation today is with Barbara (Bobbi) Florio Graham, a long-time freelance writer, book author, indie publisher, and frequent contributor to Freelance Writer’s Report. This is our … [Read more...]
Featured Author: Lisa Wroble
June 28, 2014 By Leave a Comment
Our conversation today is with Lisa A. Wroble, a Naples, Florida, freelance writer, book author, and educator with around 1,000 articles and 27 published books among her credits. She also … [Read more...]
Walk to Boost Your Creativity
May 3, 2014 By 8 Comments
We've long been warned that our hours spent sitting at a desk writing can be dangerous to our health. But now we learn all that sitting could be inhibiting our creativity. From an April 28 … [Read more...]
Interviewing by Telephone
April 23, 2014 By 7 Comments
While interviewing experts and sources via email has become more acceptable and commonplace, it lacks in two important areas: It lacks spontaneity, as the person being interviewed can … [Read more...]
Featured Author: Henry Holden
April 12, 2014 By Leave a Comment
Our “conversation” today is with Henry Holden, author of How to Write Your Children's Book Using Absolutely Free Resources and Public Domain! … written for writers who still have some kid in … [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...]
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...]
