Here
we go again with another great interview! This time, with Rochelle
Melander. Hernew
book Write-A-Thon: Write
Your Book in 26 Days (and live to tell about it) was
out on October 18. Rochelle's interview is probably our "jucious"interview so far! Lots and lots of details!
Write-A-Thon
Write
your book in 26 days
(and
live to tell about it)
by.
Rochelle Melander
Interview
1. In your
book chapter summary, there are so many topics and things you go
through, where did you begin and w...
1 - As a Writer,
You Are Powerful And Even More If You Are Published.
We wrote an
article long ago about the
power that a writer can have. As a writer, your pen is LITERALLY
(pardon the pun...) like a gun, a microphone, even like a camera. Not only
you can share your opinion to thousands if not more of people, but
you can also be detrimental to peop...
Writing
a book is mainly a matter of personal feeling and practices. Only the
writer knows how he/she wants the book to be like. Remember that
writing is an art and that you have to find
your own writing style. We will give general advice on how to
properly write a book.
How To Write a Great Book And properly?
The
rhythm – Your story needs a
good rhythm. A rhythm that fits your story, of course. A rhythm
that is going to capture the reader's attention. Do you remember when
your paren...
Criticism is an inevitable outcome of writing. I have never known a single person who made even the pretense of writing without holding strong opinions on the work of others, whether those opinions were positive or negative. This can be as simple as the person who credits their favorite author with inspiring them to get started in the first place, or as complicated as someone who has a top ten list of favorites and a bottom ten list of least favorites, al...
Recently, it was the turn of the author Christine Curtis to be interviewed. Christine Curtis has written two memoir books; she is currently working on finishing the third of the trilogy. The first trilogy titled “So You Want To Live On Sark” was about running a smallholding and guest house on the tint feudal Island of Sark in the British Channel Isles; the second titled “From a Feudal Isle To Aotearoa” was about touring and working in NZ in a delivery van; the third trilogy is about h... Continue reading ...
We have interviewed the author Justine Huffman on her book titled Baccarat. She writes poetry, fiction and non-fiction. She currently have a short action-comedy story for Kindle titled “Baccarat” for sale and a story titled “Up In Smoke” in a newly published collection of short stories titled “Morning Stories: The Beginning”. She had her first poem published when she was ten years old in the “Anthology of Poetry by Young Americans: 1995 Edition”. She is currently in the proc...
Today we present to you the result of our interview with the independent author Sherri Fulmer Mooreron her book titled "Blurry".
Sherri Fulmer Moorer is an independent author in Columbia, SC. She has published two books: an inspirational book in 2004 and a young adult mystery book that was e-published in August 2011. Her next book, a supernatural suspense, will be e-published in April 2012.
Does a title to a story you are writing just come to you easily or have you ever had a pr...
Posted by Guest Author - Maryam Hussain on Sunday, September 25, 2011,
In :
Writing Tips & Guide
This is a guest-post by Maryam Hussain.
Creativity is a gift by nature. But there is a way that can help you compete the real talent and that way is 'determination'. If you don't possess an innate tendency to write, there is nothing to worry about. You only have to be opinionated and that is it. Then, determination can take you to the top. Read loads of stuff that interests you and then begin attaching your own ideas to it. This will boost up your imagination that almost everyone posse...
We are interviewing writers and authors from all over the world to post it in our popular Literary Blog.
Do you write stories? Do you want to talk about your book and yourself to people? If yes, we would like to interview you by Email and have it posted in our blog. Your interview will be viewed by many people. If you have a website/blog or a Facebook/Twitter account, we will post a link in your interview so that the readers can visit your page.
Writing can seem daunting whether you are writing it for yourself, a friend, or for a school paper, but never fear, we have three easy tips to help you on your way. The paper you are writing may seem like it's missing emotion, like you just don't get the reaction you were hoping for. The words might resemble that of what a three year old had written. Or, perhaps the paper just doesn't make any sense at all. Everyone has had the...
“From when I first read books I knew I wanted to be a writer. My 12 year old self-wrote a story about a boy who had a secret pet Pacman who would constantly get him in trouble and then save the day, but I did not bring it to an end.
A few years later I tried to write a mystery, but that didn't pan out. At 18, I co wrote a play that was produced three night's running in my local town hall. In university I edited the arts pages of the student newspaper and c...
Posted by Ali & Aerica on Thursday, August 18, 2011,
The Writing Corner's popularity is increasing slowly
but surely. That is because we
are constantly aiming at publishing unique and original contents.
If you want to write for us and at the same time
augment your website or blog popularity or your Twitter or Facebook
popularity, then here is your chance. You can write for us as a Guest
Author.
How Does It Work?
It is really simple. Your name and whatever link you
give to us will be posted with your blog-post as a guest post. You ...
If you have a
Twitter account and wondering what will be your next tweet then you
should try TwitterMagnets. TwitterMagnets is like a game of scrabble,
but the difference is that you play with words instead of letters.
You have random words called “magnet” like the ones you put on
your fridge. You use these virtual magnets to create something. It
will usually looks like a poem. Also, to make the game more
challenging, you have a maximum of 120 characters allowed. There is a
very relaxing...
Posted by Ali & Aerica on Thursday, July 21, 2011,
In :
Top Lists
So what are seven
qualities that describe a great writer?
1. The Great
Writers Are very Patient And Never Give Up.
As an aspiring
writer or a published author, you will find some problems along your
way. “Writer's
block”, manuscript refused, “negative” criticism, poverty,
etc. It can suck
to be a writer, but the best writers never give up and go full
bore towards their goal.
2. The Great
Writers Have a Big Heart.
The best writers
are bighearted. They have lots of empathy which...
Posted by Ali & Aerica on Tuesday, June 28, 2011,
In :
Top Lists
1 – The “Job” of Writers is Not Enough Recognized as a “job”.
It's a fact that the job of Writers/Authors is not enough recognized as a “job”. How many people have been victim of mockeries and derision after saying that they wanted to be a Writer? The job of a Writer is usually seen as something that requires an amazing talent because most people tend to know more about the popular Authors. What these people ignore is that you can be a successful Writer even if you are not aske...
A love letter is not just good for Valentine's day, but it's good at any time. Why? Because without love, everything is harder...everything. So let's add some love to this blog and let me tell you how to write a simple, yet effective, love letter whether you want to write a love letter for her or for him.
The purpose to write a love letter to someone is, of course, to express your love toward that person. One myth about love letters is that it should be written like a poem and nothing coul...
If you are reading this post you are probably interested in becoming a writer, publishing your book and becoming a famous writer. If this is your goal, let me tell you that you should head for this and believe in it because it's possible. We will give you some advices to help you.
How to Become a Famous writer?
We will go straight to the point. To become a famous writer, you need three things: get ready to “take action now” and not waste your ...
First of all, let me explain to you what is the “Google +1 Button”. As the name suggest, it's a button called “+1” and it's made by Google. That button is placed on websites' pages and every time that people visit a website and like the content of that website, they can simply click on the “+1” button to kind of give a good quotation to that website for other web surfers. If you want to know what it looks like, check to the top left of this blog. This button has been implemente...
Digital printing is just a fancy word to say that it's printing through a “digital” technology instead of a “mechanical” technology such as it was done in the past. The difference between these two is very important. Let's say for example that you want to print a one page text through a mechanic printing (the old way of printing), you need to have the original of that paper physically (in your hands). Then, by applying some kind of a physical pressure over your paper (letterpres...
Ever have problems with writing a story? Maybe a road block or even not sure about an idea? Sounds like you need a D.S.F. What's a D.S.F.? It's a little term I coined to mean a “designated story friend”. This may sound a bit like a sales pitch but once I list the pros of having a D.S.F. you will be thankful for this small little tip.
A D.S.F. is a simple little helping accomplice to your writing needs. A person there to bounce ideas off of for your latest writing adventure can h...
Asking yourself what are the subjects you should write about is the same thing as asking what are the subject that you can write about in literature.
First of all, let's explain what literature means. “Technically”, during the 12th century, literature meant whatever that was “written” and then it slowly changed to mean “the ability to obtain knowledge from books”.
Nowadays, the definition of literature is used to express any text that we give an aesthetics value to it an...
What Is The Writer's Block? How To Get Rid of The Writer's Block?
The “syndrome de la page blanche” for “the blank page syndrome” in english or the “writer's block” is a very recurring problem among writers of any experience, and anyone who had to write something for school knows what we are talking about. When experiencing this, the writers find themselves in a situation where they want to write, but are hesitating on whether or not this is what should be written. If it happ...
This was posted in the forum by one of our member which is a published author by the name of Ernie Johnson. It's pretty interesting, soI wanted to share this with you. So If you're a screenwriter and you've got a completed screenplay that you are trying to submit, know that Amazon.com is getting into the movie business, and the good thing is it's all free. They do have a rather complex development agreement, and you are advised to read it through thoroughly, but all in all the prize struct...
Writing letters can be challenging at the beginning. But with practice anyone can get the hang of it. You don't need to be a writer to write a good letter. The important aspect that you should keep in mind about letter writing is to have a writing plan.
FIRST STEP: LET'S GET ALL THE BASICS INFORMATION.
As we have said, a good plan is needed first, in order to write a letter. You will first need to make a list of everything that should be included in your letter. That means, every aspect ...
In this book review rubric we will explain how to write a book review. When the time comes to look for a book review on the internet, it's pretty easy to find one. But it is also easy to base a book review on your personal opinion. It is OK to give your opinion about a book, but a good and objective book review should be the object of a deepest research by the reviewer. In fact, the more profound of researches are required. This is true in order to write a book review and true for any other t...
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Asking yourself what are the subjects you should write about is the same thing as asking what are the subject that you can write about in literature. 
