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How To Write About Your Hobby (As An Author) - A golfer looks happily at their club.
Writing
Fred Johnson

How To Write About Your Hobby (As An Author)

How can you best write about your own hobbies, whether they be watchmaking or piano-playing, in your fiction and nonfiction? Well, let’s turn to a few authors who’ve already excelled at this and see what we can learn…

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5 Ways To Improve Your Marketing By Varying The Length Of Your Writing - A writer measures the paper on which their story is written.
Writing
Robert Wood

5 Ways To Improve Your Marketing By Varying The Length Of Your Writing

There are lots of ways to market a book, but the problem with most of them is how alien they can feel to writers. It’s rare that artistically-minded people have an instinct for selling, and indie authors can quickly grow frustrated with the need to package and repackage a book while offering shrewd discounts at

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8 Ways You Can Think Like A Journalist To Improve Your Writing - A journalist waves at the reader.
Marketing
Robert Wood

8 Ways You Can Think Like A Journalist To Improve Your Writing

When it comes to writing, few things beat an insightful eye and an inquisitive mind. Happily, those attributes aren’t the sole province of novelists, and there’s plenty any writer can learn from journalism. That’s why, in this article, I’ll be looking at eight ways authors can improve their writing by thinking like journalists. If you’re

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Why You Need To Consider Register In Your Writing - A pompous character speaks, emitting a sound that reads 'BLABLABLA'.
Marketing
Rebecca Langley

Why You Need To Consider Register In Your Writing

Most of us are familiar with register, even if we haven’t called it by that name. It’s a term that refers to the formality of language, and it’s easily recognizable in the difference between a cover letter for a resume and the email you send your best friend. The ability to vary your register isn’t

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