Better ways to write (almost) everything
When you’re writing for business, social, personal or other reasons, do you sometimes wonder if you’re “waffling?” Or if you’re listening to a long speech, could the speaker be “waffling?”
Now THIS is the kind of waffle that’s to die for. The verbal form isn’t.
Or do you think that “waffling” is making and eating delicious treats like in this picture, above? Sadly not.
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--------------------------------------------------------The no-bullsh*t guide to writing blogs that boost your brand, business and customer loyalty..."At long last, some common sense writing about how businesses can use blogging effectively." Written by Suzan St Maur.
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--------------------------------------------------------Great little book for anyone who enjoys dining out and wants to learn the right issues to write about in reviews for Trip Advisor etc. Written by the late Sam Worthington, superb chef, restaurant critic and bon viveur...
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Even the stuffiest of academics has had to admit that stiffly formal writing is not clever; it’s boring. They may look down their noses at the language of popular websites, social media, blogs and so-on, but that’s the language nearly everyone speaks today. So should grammar and spelling be less formal, too?
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How important are grammar and spelling? Really? | How To Write Better
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How important are grammar and spelling in modern writing? Multi-published author and author coach Suzan St Maur answers a few awkward questions about that...Do you DIY the conversion of your eBooks from MS Word to Kindle etc.? Here's some excellent advice... #ebooks #MSWord #kindle #publishing
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If using MS Word, don’t place tabs in your ebooks
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When formatting your manuscript for conversion to ebook, don’t use the tab key to indent paragraphs. Doing so usually results in your manuscript being declined for publication...or worse, being accepted for publication while looking like a mess. When formatting a paperback in MS Word, using the ta...Did you know it took Victor Hugo 12 years to write Les Miserables? Some interesting stats in this article confirm my own feeling that you can't and mustn't try to quantify how long it takes...do you agree?
How Long Does It Take to Write a Book?
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If you have set out to write a novel, a memoir, or a non-fiction book, the question "How long will this take?" almost inevitably arises - ...
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