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writersunbound.com » Writers Unbound - 18 hours ago
A quick look at the best productivity tips I’ve found (for writers, especially) and a few trade journal opportunities. Probably the best tip for productivity is this: Quit reading blogs and get to work! Yeah, I know. I …
Also tagged: work opportunities
writersunbound.com » Writers Unbound - Jun 18, 2008
“The purpose of reading books like these [nonfiction] is to gain information. Here, finding out what happens — as quickly and easily as possible — is your main goal. So unless you’re stuck in prison with nothing else to …
Also tagged: reading, books, research, comprehension
writersunbound.com » Writers Unbound - Jun 10, 2008
Tips to Keep Yourself Writing This Summer You must have a basic plan for your week, which translates into a basic plan for each day. Use a calendar/ planner, something online or in your pocket or on your desk. Get …
Also tagged: time management, work, writing, nonfiction, trade journals, tips for focus
writersunbound.com » Writers Unbound - May 13, 2008
“The reason most people never reach their goals is that they don’t define them, or ever seriously consider them as believable or achievable. Winners can tell you where they are going, what they plan to do along the way …
Also tagged: business, writing, foundation, freelance
writersunbound.com » Writers Unbound - May 7, 2008
Good morning, fellow Writers. I’m happy to be at Writers Unbound and eager to keep making it a rewarding resource. I won’t take up much space introducing myself; you can read about me here if you’re interested. I’ll be …
Also tagged: time management, productivity, writing
writersunbound.com » Writers Unbound - Feb 26, 2008
Today’s Tuesday Tip for novel writers is to read this article and also to subscribe to the New York Times’ book page, as it’s really valuable. The article talks about purposeful brand placement in your novel. For …
Also tagged: fiction, writing business, style and technique