Showing posts with label Becoming a Professional Writers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Becoming a Professional Writers. Show all posts

Monday, September 9, 2019

Tips to Manage a Microphone When You Speak


by Yvonne Ortega @YvonneOrtega1

After many laughs and nightmares with a mic, I now tell others that I can manage a microphone without losing my mind. If you and I understand the four types of mic, we can consider the microphone our friend most of the time.

Monday, May 6, 2019

Tips to Help Writers Manage Deadlines & Priorities


by Ralene Burke @RaleneB


Sometimes, I have an issue with deadlines. Truth is that I love deadlines. I love order. I love knowing when to have things done, having a plan to get them done, and then I imagine I would love the feeling of submitting something on time.

Saturday, January 27, 2018

Tips for Connecting Your Readers to Your Book


by Cathy Fyock @CathyFyock

Last week I was meeting with a new client, and he asked me a powerful question. “Cathy, I basically know what concepts I want to share in my nonfiction book. But, how do I get my target reader to first buy it, then read it, then use it?”

What a great question! Aren’t those the issues we’re all trying to resolve as nonfiction writers?

Tuesday, December 26, 2017

First Rules of Critique—“Rule Three”


by Eva Marie Everson @EvaMarieEverson


Over the past two months, I’ve written about two “rules” necessary to provide proper critique within a critique group or one-on-one with critique partners.



Now let’s take a look at the third rule, which is: Critique the work … not your feelings about the work.

Monday, April 4, 2016

Email Etiquette for Writers

by Molly Jo Realy @RealMoJo68


Welcome to The Right Conversation. I’m one of your social media ninjas, navigating you through the cyber-world with all its twists, turns and rabbit holes.

This month’s topic: Email Etiquette.

In today’s world of instant gratification for questions and answers, it’s important to pause before you hit send. Whether you’re initiating or replying to an email, here are few guidelines to help you maintain a respected and respectable email reputation: