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Aug 30, 2018

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Hello there is Peter here again from

WritersLife.org and today overcome these

barriers to write more effectively all

writers have days when they feel as

though they are totally up against it

that no matter what they do they

continuously have to push their way past

barriers that make the whole process

difficult infuriating and frustrating

there are many common obstacles that

writers face and knowing how to overcome

them quickly will help you become a more

proficient and productive writer and

find the whole process more enjoyable

too so what are the best ways to tackle

common writing barriers pay attention to

the details to be a good writer you need

to be eagle-eyed and pay attention from

the outset by being detail orientated

and precise from the moment you start

you'll avoid waste of your own time

misspellings inconsistencies and parts

of the plot that don't work can all be

avoided if your writer skillfully as

possible first time around take time to

get to know your characters don't

introduce a character into your story

until you feel you truly know them write

things down about them ask them

questions have conversations with them a

well rounded well-written character is a

character that has been fully realized

in the author's head so make sure you're

willing to get to know your character

properly otherwise you

funny you get halfway through your story

and they've made no impact at all next

learn how to deal with writing fatigue

all writers will suffer from some form

of writer's block or writer's fatigue

when they go off their writing and feel

disheartened and demotivated it's

important to learn to recognize when

this is happening to you and how you

best respond to tactics to get over

writing fatigue as soon as possible

different people find different methods

discover yours put it into practice and

then carry on next write your story no

one else's don't panic if your story

isn't unique your perspective will be as

long as you stay true to yourself and

tell your story that way only you can

you'll come up with something creative

and original if you stress too much try

to make every detail entirely new you'll

never get your book finished next be

clear and eliminate stuff when telling

your story don't beat around the bush be

clear and precise through using smart

succinct arresting descriptions and

intelligent details to bring it to life

remove anything that doesn't advance

your story trim the fat keep it neat

directs and sort of points and you'll

realize that you've written a real

page-turner just like that

make writing a priority one of the most

common obstacles any writer faces is

finding the time or headspace to write

the sooner you main writing a natural

part of your routine the sooner this

obstacle will be eliminated from your

life and the more productive and

proficient Arai

you'll be by tackling these common

writing problems head-on and learning

how to deal with them effectively you

can ensure you are the most productive

writing self and I you don't let

anything get in your way and don't

forget if you're struggling to write or

finish your book our free rights as

toolkit can help with it you'll learn

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organized

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How to Enjoy Your Writing Time More - WritersLife.org 0

Aug 29, 2018

How to Enjoy Your Writing Time More - WritersLife.org

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Hello there is Peter here again from

WritersLife.org and coming up today how to

enjoy your writing time more when it

comes to writing advice much amount of

time is spent learning how to get better

accepting how to take criticism and

hearing about what a struggle being in

the writing game is weary countless

articles about how difficult it is to

write and how impossible it is to get

published it's no wonder this can have

an impact on how much we enjoy our

writing but if we aren't enjoying it

what's the points in doing it so here

are some useful tips on how to better

appreciate the process of writing itself

first forget about the end goal when it

comes to writing it's important to enjoy

the process if you keep focusing on the

end goal of getting your book published

you could end up putting yourself under

too much pressure or feeling like you

are setting yourself an impossible task

before you even begin so focus on the

process of writing of the pleasure of

crafting your story and you'll enjoy it

so much more next get lost in your world

writing is a beautiful way to express

your creativity and create worlds and

characters that are imaginative and

powerful that we can use as vehicles to

express ourselves try to get lost in

your world to tap into your most

creative and imaginative self and

recognize or genuinely cathartic that is

a next start small remember writing is a

process and if we try to do too much too

soon you'll only end up feeling like a

failure you can teach yourself how to

get better at writing

take pleasure in the practice give

yourself small goals and congratulating

us

as you improve and hit new milestones

along the way

the next creates a writing of routine

writing will always be a struggle if you

don't make it part of your routine while

it may be tough at first it's so worth

trying to write everyday or following a

weekly writing schedule to ensure you'll

keep up with doing it regularly once

writing becomes part of your life it

will feel natural and relaxed and become

so much more enjoyable as a result

remember the more you do something the

easier it gets

the next have a different perspective

instead of focusing on yourself and how

much you are enjoying your writing

instead why not try to focus on what you

can do to make the reading experience

the best it can be for your reader this

switch in perspective can help you feel

as though you are doing something

selfless and in doing so you are about

to feel good about yourself and how your

writing improves too by following these

tips you can turn writing from a

stressful and pressured experience into

one that you enjoy and since writing

takes time and effort to do correctly

it's essential that you do feel positive

about it in the long run and the more

you enjoy your writing the better and

more natural it will become what do you

do to make the process of writing more

enjoyable why not share your comments

below the video and don't forget if

you're struggling to write or finish

your book our free writer's toolkit can

help with it you'll learn how to

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finally get your book published to get

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How to be Business Minded - WritersLife.org 0

Aug 25, 2018

How to be Business Minded - WritersLife.org

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Hello there this is Peter here again

from WritersLife.org and coming up today

how to be business minded many writers

don't see themselves as business people

but that's a mistake whether you are a

freelance writer or a fiction writer

your work is your business and being

business savvy and professional in your

approach to it can help you become more

motivated organized and ultimately more

successful so what are some great tips

to help writers get focused and be more

business minded when it comes to their

writing here are some things to remember

first think about the consumer for

writers your consumer is not only the

reader but also potential agents and

publishers out there to do your research

learn what they want to plan how you'll

communicate with them think about what

you can offer them that no one else can

and then show them that a next make

professional contacts in the business

world who we know can be incredibly

valuable build your business contacts

however you can join writing groups

interact with bloggers follow other

authors you never know when a business

contacts might come in handy

and next enlist services any good

business person knows their strengths

and weaknesses you might be a great

writer but that doesn't necessarily mean

you are also a great editor cover

designer and so on build your business

and improve your product by enlisting

help from other

fashions annexed creates deadlines and

timelines if you're business minded you

need a business plan creating timelines

goals deadlines and becoming confidence

of where you are now away a hope to be

an X amount of time will give you a

focus and help me to stay on track and

ultimately reach and exceed your targets

annexed manage a budget when it comes to

professional writing it's essential to

have a good grasp on your finances and

also manage your writing budget if you

can setting aside money to pay for

services will help you to promote your

work and don't forget that your time is

worth money too and remember to factor

that in treats writing like the job that

it is is next remember if you want to

get serious about your writing you need

to treat it as a job get into a writing

routine don't show up late and bring

your a-game every time a next take

control and create a brand the beautiful

thing about writing is that you are your

own boss in being so however you need to

take control make decisions about your

book make it your mission to succeed if

things don't work out assess the reason

why adjust and try again also think of

your writing as a brand you the author

and your work are one package and you

need to think about how you can sell

your writing brand or at the very least

getting noticed ultimately you are the

only person who can make this business

succeed

or fail seeing your writing as a

business helps writers to take

themselves more seriously writing has

the potential to bring you money

publicity and success if you want to

make your writing something you can be

proud of perhaps it is time to start

being more business-minded

in your approach use these tips to help

you and see how being business savvy

about your writing can lead to great

things and don't forget if it struggling

to write or finish your book our free

writers toolkit can help with it you'll

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get organized and stay focused find time

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time bye for now

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How to Become a Professional Writer - WritersLife.org 0

Aug 24, 2018

How to Become a Professional Writer - WritersLife.org

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Hello it's Peter here again from Writer'slife.org

and coming up today how to become a

professional writer every professional

writer has a turning point a moment

where they decide they don't want this

just to be a hobby anymore

it could be that you've been trying to

fit your writing around your day job for

years and become increasingly frustrated

with your lack of progress it could be

that you've been steadily building of

your freelance copywriting business and

now feel in a position to go full-time

or perhaps you just had one of those you

rica moments when you realize writing is

all you've ever wanted and ever will

want to do and therefore feel brave

enough to pack everything else in and

concentrate on only that of course many

people who write as a hobby would love

to become a professional writer but the

reality is most don't take that leap

because the idea of doing so is

frightening and the consequences such as

no longer having enough money to pay

your bills are all too severe of course

everyone has to make their own decisions

in life but if you know deep down that

being a professional writer is what you

want to be you owe it to yourself to at

least try to make that dream a reality

but how making the shift isn't easy and

whether you're trying to become a

professional novel writer or content

writer you'll have to take risks and put

in some serious work to give yourself

the best chance of success

treat it like a job if you want to

succeed as a professional writer you

have to be just that professional make

sure you get off everyday ready to work

a full working day be focused be

productive be ambitious

just because you are now your own boss

it doesn't give you the excuse to slack

off treat it like a business

you're not only a professional writer

you are a business person too this means

you have to do several roles unless you

can hire people to do them for you make

sure you focus on getting your writing

done but also making contacts learning

how to market researching where you can

get your work published editing managing

your finances and so on treating it like

a business minute being able to set

goals to schedule working time and to

make plans the more businesslike you are

the more likely you'll be able to juggle

all the tasks do you need to make it

work and next get feedback being a

professional writer means putting your

writing out there so make sure you get

feedback early on feedback could be so

helpful if it's given by someone who

knows what they're talking about and

wants to help you but isn't afraid to

give their honest opinion and next train

yourself up in any other good role

you'll always be learning and evolving

so make sure you invest time and money

if you can into training yourself so

that you continue to improve rebooked

take classes at ten workshops and find

information online to help you to get

better and better and better and always

stay on top of your

start small but think big if the idea of

packing in your day job cold turkey is

too daunting then you can make the shift

to becoming a professional writer by

taking small but purposeful steps to get

there find ways to fit in your writing

outside of your work hours or see if you

can reduce your working hours or go

part-time to make the transition more

manageable becoming a professional

writer can become a reality if you're

willing to be brave and putting the time

and effort required to do so so don't

delay start following your dreams today

and don't forget if you're struggling to

write or finish your book our free

writers toolkit can help with it you'll

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get organized stay focused find time to

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How to Keep Your Writing Simple - WritersLife.org 0

Aug 22, 2018

How to Keep Your Writing Simple - WritersLife.org

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Hello there it's Peter here again from

writers life and coming up today how to

keep your writing simple it's so easy to

make writing overly complicated and one

of the great dangers writers can come up

against is trying to make their work

expressive and creative without being

overwritten while one might think it's

harder to make writing complicated than

it is to keep things simple because

writers want their readers to see to

believe and to feel everything about

their world and their characters within

it it is in fact all too easy to create

overly complicated and even confusing

prose so how can you avoid this first

don't use five words when you can use

one it's easy to use too many words when

trying to describe our characters and

the worlds that they inhabit we so

desperately want the reader to imagine

it sometimes we ruin it by describing

things too much not allowing them the

reader to use their own imaginations

telling them instead of showing them and

giving huge descriptions instead of

choosing the best words to explain

succinctly and accurately what we need

the readers are no and nest don't keep

switching points of view

changing points of view over and over

again is only going to confuse your

reader and possibly even yourself as the

author stick to one point of view or

switch character points of view when you

begin a new chapter and next use time

carefully going back and forth in time

can add layers and depth to your story

however if you choose not to keep time

Linnea make sure you're smart and clear

about it if you keep jumping forwards

and backwards each time your reader will

soon get confused and quickly lose

interest and next what does the reader

need to know when you are writing you

should always have the reader in mind

look at what you have written and be

honest with yourself about what the

reader needs to know kill your darlings

cut unnecessary words paragraphs scenes

junctures and even characters if they

aren't important to your story make

every word count is next your book can't

go on forever even the longest books

have a finite amount of words so it's

imperative to make each one of them

account if you find yourself writing for

the sake of it

or to draw out a scene to boost your

work out you are almost certainly making

your writing too complicated

next use he said and she said many

writers fall into the trap of adding

unnecessary adverbs after a character

has spoken

dumb too many times and this distracts

the reader from the story in most cases

are simple he said or she said will do

these tips are ideal for writers looking

to simplify and neaten up their writing

writing that is direct smart and

interesting is so much more likely to

capture reader's attention the writing

that is convoluted complicated and

overly

relative so next time you sit down to

write keep in mind these tips to keep

your writing simple straightforward and

ultimately far more effective and don't

forget if it's struggling to write or

finish your book our free writer's

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How to Write Great Feature Articles - WritersLife.org 0

Aug 16, 2018

How to Write Great Feature Articles - WritersLife.org

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Hello there is Peter here again from

writers life and coming up today how do

I great feature articles if you're

hoping to make money from writing

feature articles and you need to

understand how if you become great and

writing feature articles and get a

consistent flow of work it can make you

a healthy and very rewarding living why

you must remember however is that

competition is fierce and getting to

that highly desirable point where you

have a regular income from your writing

isn't easy these easy to follow tips

will help you write fantastic feature

articles that are likely to get you

noticed and here's tip number one

understand your audience find out who

your reader is and learn about them

really think about who the person is

what do they like to do where do they

like to shop where do they live work and

hang out

understanding your reader as a real

person gives you insight into what they

are likely to read and what kind of

information will interest them if he can

do this and tailor your writing

accordingly it will have a clear

direction and appeal to those readers

you are hoping to interest and tip

number two is know what your point is

this may sound obvious but have you

really had a good think about what you

are trying to get across what kind of

reaction are you hoping the reader to

have once they have finished reading

your piece are you try to motivate them

to act to buy something to change their

mind are you trying to make them feel

happy angry

excited or sad having a clear idea of

your end goal is hugely important and

will help you write your piece with ease

tip number three is research the

publication if you have a great idea for

a feature article don't simply write it

and send it off to as many magazines and

newspapers as you can in the hope that

someone will bite take your time to

research who will be best suited to

feature your article find out who the

right person is to send your work to

make your polite inquiry first you don't

want to annoy editors by wasting that

time as there may be people you hope to

work with in the future

so approach publications in the right

way and you stand a much better chance

of seeing your work in print tip number

four is think about your tone make sure

your article is interesting and engaging

a clever writer can turn even the

dullest topic into an interesting read

and if you're writing feature articles

each and every one should have a clear

point an attention-grabbing headline and

well-written well structured content

that discusses the points in an

informative and an engaging way and

finally tip number five get ready for

feedback and questions once your article

has been published you can just sit back

and relax it is now easy for anyone and

everyone to have an opinion on your work

you may be complimented criticized

subjects of ridicule make sure you are

prepared for that it's also a good idea

to preempt any questions that may come

up as a result of your work get ready to

answer them thoroughly back up your

points and explain your claims being

proactive before your work is published

saves any delay or panic if you're

suddenly inundated with

about it afterwards by following these

steps you should have find that you have

produced a great article one which is

written in the correct zone and style

for your audience that gets their

attention and engages them and one which

is suitable for the publication you are

sending it to if you do this each and

every time you're right

you are sure to start seeing your

published work outlet in no time and

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or finish your book our free writers

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Unusual Writing Tips (2) - WritersLife.org 0

Aug 15, 2018

Unusual Writing Tips (2) - WritersLife.org

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Hello there Peter here again from

WritersLife.org and coming up today unusual

writing tips to getting tired of hearing

about the same old tried and tested

writing tips looking to try something

more unusual to boost your creativity

and writing skills no well try these

fantastic unusual writing tips and see

if they work for you first go

bungee-jumping okay

so it doesn't have to be bungee jumping

but doing something that gets your heart

racing and the adrenalin pumping can be

an ideal way to get those creative

juices flowing again next write a script

try something different and write a

script or a play doing so will really

force you to focus on the power of

dialogue to tell a story and can be a

great way to learn how to make dialogue

more effective in our work and the next

tip is use a dictaphone or today we can

use a smartphone car we get old school

and take a dictaphone with you or a

smartphone whenever you go wherever you

go it means you can easily record

anything interesting you observe as well

as general musings or those bolts of

lightning ideas that may strike at any

moment without worrying your pen it's

going to run out of ink right in weird

places don't just sit at your desk in

your home office to write get out and

about and find some weird and wonderful

locations to write it

you'll feel inspired and no doubt

discovers some exciting people and

places while you are added to all

excellent material for your book right

in the middle of the night set your

alarm for midnight and wake up to write

in the dead of night you might find your

sleepy state unlocks and UI

and allows your writing to flow or just

writing when everyone else is asleep

could give you more focus and will

enable you to be more productive too

and our next tip is get relaxed okay

while we shouldn't advocate heavy

drinking lots of writers do find they

are more creative if they settle down to

write after a nice glass of wine of

course it doesn't have to be alcohol

that does it for you

anything that gets you into that relaxed

and carefree state of mind will help

your creative flow and our next tip is

work backwards

it might seem unnatural to start a story

at the end but doing so can give writers

a fresh perspective and a new insight

into the way they write why not give it

a try

read before you write every writer knows

that reading can help inspire you and

give you great ideas too but have you

tried setting some time aside to read

before each of your writing sessions

doing so could help you to get focused

get into the creative mindset and be

inspired to write your very very best

these unusual writing tips are well

worth trying out they'll help you to

gain a new perspective experiment with

different techniques and have fun with

your writing too and don't forget if it

struggling to write or finish your book

our free writers toolkit can help with

it you'll learn how to overcome

procrastination get organized

stay focused find time to write and

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Hello it's Peter here again from writerslife.org

and today we're going to talk about how

to avoid writing cliches it can be

pretty tough to write an entire novel

without slipping into certain cliches

however there's not much that will turn

your reader off faster cliches tend to

interrupt the flow of the story and show

an absolute lack of imagination and

creativity from the writer if you are

trying to get a publishing deal and your

book is full of cliches not only in your

writing but also using a cliched an idea

no publisher is going to bind it's not

easy to avoid writing cliches altogether

and often we use them without even

noticing we're doing it so how can we

weed them out or better still prevent

them entirely here are some useful tips

first don't steal other writers ideas

some plots have just been done to death

and they have been written and rewritten

so many times it's almost impossible to

avoid falling into the trap of a cliche

if you choose to focus your story around

them when writing a book your idea needs

to be unique make publishers editors and

most importantly your readers sit up and

take notice of something that hasn't

been done before next avoid being overly

sensational there is a myriad of moving

subjects to choose from when writing a

book and lots of great books have murder

car crashes bombs going off Wars descent

into madness and so on as part of their

plots

however these sensational subjects can

be challenging to write without falling

into cliches this doesn't mean you can't

tell stories that include

these elements but what do you do pay

attention pay particular attention to

your writing and be alert for any

cliches that may appear and next make

the ordinary extraordinary one good way

of avoiding cliched writing is by

turning everyday events and occurrences

it's a beautiful you need unusual

life-changing adventures it's more of a

challenge but by focusing on smaller

more unusual things that happen in

everyday life or taking something that

we are all familiar with yet making it

suddenly breathtaking or extraordinary

is a great skill to have as a writer and

next tell your story the way you want to

no one can tell your story or share your

experiences the way you do if you

continue to write cliches it suggests

that you are not being honest with

yourself you have a unique perspective

and an original voice tap into that use

it instead of borrowing from others or

retelling a story that wasn't yours to

tell in the first place and next be

authentic cliched writing often becomes

that way because it's not true to real

life try to avoid injecting your book

with melodrama when it's not necessary

you'll only end up creating a story that

doesn't resonate with an audience and

lacks the authenticity necessary to

connect with your readers by using these

tips you can eliminate cliches from your

writing and create powerfully original

stories that really are entirely

different than anything else and don't

forget if you're struggling to write or

finish your book our free writers

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how to overcome procrastination

yet organized stay focused find time to

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Hello there is Peter here again from

writers life of coming up today

fantastic tips to make a kick-ass author

website and all the website is an

essential platform from which writers

can promote their work here's how to

make yours stand out first keep it

simple don't overly complicate things if

you want very computer savvy creating an

author website might seem complicated

but it doesn't have to be your author

website doesn't have to be all singing

or dancing but it does need a few

separate pages some nice images to break

up the text and be creative and exciting

enough to attract visitors next have a

diverse content don't make your website

merely another place from where people

can buy your book make it worth readers

while to return again and again release

chapter samples write entertaining

blocks keep them updated on new projects

engage and involve them by asking for

their opinions make it easy for them to

leave comments and contacts you to have

a theme is next your website should have

a theme that reflects the writing you do

whether you write thrilling crime and

mystery novels or deliciously decent

romance books everything from the colors

to the font to the content you write

should be carefully thought out so they

complement the theme of your website and

the genre you writing

our next make it personal readers aren't

just interested in your writing they are

also interested in you too so make sure

you don't put up barriers or make

everything just about your writing or

professional life

readers who feel like they have an

insight into your life your inspiration

and so on will feel more connected to

you and to your stories as a result of

that the next half a USP your author

website needs to stand out and to make

readers keep coming back for more the

more creative and interesting your

website is the more it will reflect how

creative and brilliant a writer you are

so spend some time thinking about how

you can make your author website

entirely unique and offer something

different to your audience and next have

fun with it not every writer loves the

idea of having to keep up maintaining an

author website and blog but if you can't

try to make it fun the potential for a

good author website to raise your

writing profile is enormous so try to

focus on the benefits and find ways to

make it fun to keep you motivated and

ensure your website stays fresh relevant

and exciting creating a kick-ass author

website is essential for every writer so

use these tips to create a website you

can be proud of and you'll always have a

brilliant platform from which to

showcase your work and don't forget if

it struggling to write or finish your

book out free rights as tool kit can

help with it you'll learn how to

overcome procrastination

yes organized stay focused find time to

write and finally get your book

published to get access now while it's

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Aug 12, 2018

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Hello its Peter here again from

WritersLife.org and coming up today five

tips to create a brilliant novel degrees

a brilliant novel you need to tell a

brilliant story it really is as simple

as that but how I can hear you cry

telling a great story comes down to five

simple rules if you follow these there

is no reason why your story won't be

considered fantastic and we are talking

about the opinions of prospective

publishers and agents not just your

grammar so how do you create a brilliant

novel one which is fast paced moving and

original you need to show a publisher

that you have knowledge that you have

authority and an understanding of what

your audience wants if you can do this

successfully you are sure to impress so

here are five great tips to help you on

your way

tip number one make your story a sense

sensation your characters need to be

believable and engaging your

descriptions need to be delightful and

imaginative the five senses play a

crucial part in involving your audience

in your story giving it texture and

depth we want to see what they see hear

what they hear feel what they feel if

you omit this from your story it will

fall flat and our next tip is be odd

erratic haunting and idiosyncratic to

create believable and interesting

characters they need to behave a certain

way simple straightforward characters

who look nice and

nice and say nice things are only useful

in your story if they are there to

create a stark contrast between

themselves and other more important

characters in your book make your

characters irrational give them unusual

appearances quirks tics hobbies but do

it softly your readers need to

understand your character's motivation

for behaving in the ways that they do

they like weird but they will want to

understand why it is easy to emphasize

with people's irrational behavior we all

act like this from time to time so make

sure you allow your characters to do so

too otherwise they may well come across

as rather dull tip number three be free

one of the greatest difficulties writers

face is themselves

we are obstructive negative and often

downright cruel to create a brilliant

novel you need to free yourself from

yourself allow yourself to explore scary

sad mad parts of your own being really

getting there go deep and inspect all

the ugly things that you don't like to

show to anyone else then use them if you

are daring in your writing it will be

exciting if you are honest with your

feelings

it can lead to some uncomfortable

moments but if you channel it all into

your writing and refuse to be

self-conscious or restrained then you

can produce some great content and next

be clever if you have an idea for a

story that is complicated and

intelligent don't shy away from it

because you are worried it won't appeal

to a mass-market the truth is that most

avid readers are educated and affluent

and these people are more likely to buy

a book that appeals to their Intel

Agence a publisher is far more likely to

be excited about a book that presents a

clever idea

rather than one that is clearly dumbed

down simply to try and appeal to the

lowest common denominator don't insult

your readers don't underestimate them

people like to be challenged they like

to escape resist the need to over

explain everything

it makes for awkward and slow prose use

your words carefully and selectively

to portray what you mean and have faith

that your readers will get it and number

five make them laugh and make them cry

one of the most important things to

achieve when creating a great novel is

getting your reaction from your reader

your book should make them feel

something if you are writing a funny

story then aim to make your readers not

just smile or half chuckle but bend over

in gasping and embarrassing hysterics on

the train if your story is sad for yes.i

or solitary tear have them sobbing

snotty and heartbroken if you can evoke

your design response from the reader

you're doing something right if you can

make them both laugh and cry you are on

to a winner agents and editors are

highly skilled when it comes to seeing

the weaknesses in a story but they will

also forgive many flaws if an author

shows bravery and skill follow the tips

which I've given you here to engage your

audience to be true to yourself and

hopefully creates a brilliant novel in

the process and don't forget if you're

struggling to write or finish your book

our free writers toolkit can help with

it you'll learn how to overcome

procrastination get organized stay

focused find time to write and finally

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to http://www.writerslife.org/toolkit
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it for now

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Aug 11, 2018

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Hello there is Peter here again from

WritersLife.org and coming up today five

things you didn't know about being a

freelance writer you may think that

being a freelance writer is a bit of a

doddle you imagine endless days of

sitting in coffee shops typing away on

your laptop without a care in the world

while watching the big books roll in

however this is rarely the case being a

freelance writer or rather being a good

freelance writer as with any job

requires hard work dedication and a

whole lot of effort similarly there is

no need to be put off by the idea scare

stories of over where writers constantly

struggling to meet deadlines and never

see in the light of day as they try and

scrape enough money together to keep a

roof over their heads while being

shouted up by editors every minute of

every day is equally unrealistic the

fact is providing you are willing to

work with it and hone your craft there

is no reason why you can't become a

successful writer and reap all the

rewards that go with it so what is the

middle ground what is it really like to

be a freelance writer can you achieve a

work/life balance can you really make a

decent living well yes of course you can

but before you decide let's look at some

of the common assumptions so you can see

if being a freelance writer is really

for you first you don't have to get

dressed all day

so if you are working from home most of

the time you may feel there's no reason

to do anything other than start your

working day by reaching for your laptop

in bed and beginning to write you are

your own boss after all so the dress

code is up to you however if you want to

take your job seriously then it's a good

idea to treat it like one that means

getting up getting dressed okay

so you don't have to put a suit and pack

your briefcase but some clothes that

aren't pajamas will help and sitting in

a work ready space before you begin you

are a professional and should act by one

motivating yourself to do a great job

and work productively is going to be

tough if you can't even be bothered to

get out of bed and next you'll be rich

as with any career some people become

hugely successful others fail and fall

into debt but for the majority of us

there tends to be a ratio the more time

and effort we put in the better we'll do

you can't exactly work your way up the

ladder or decide to give yourself a

massive pay rise but you can spend time

learning how to write effectively find

your niche and become an authority on

something build up your experience and

slowly but surely you'll be able to

pitch for bigger more lucrative jobs

feel confident in your value become a

good negotiator

and that's when you'll start to see the

financial rewards

you'll be stress-free so you are working

for yourself which effectively means you

don't have a boss that can dump a load

of work on you right before you go on

holiday and shout to you for taking a

longer lunch break then you're supposed

to however working for yourself has his

own precious and if you are a freelancer

you'll have clients clients who you work

for who are paying you to do a good job

and do it on time if you don't do this

not only will the stress of your

workload become unmanageable

you'll lose clients and get a bad name

in the industry too next you can do what

you want when you want freelancing does

bring with it a certain flexibility but

if this is your full-time job you can't

just pick and choose a few convenient

hours every week when you're feeling at

your most creative you'll have deadlines

you'll want great jobs that mean working

all the hours that God sends for a while

and you'll have up the evenings and

weekends where you've got to make up for

the times you weren't being quite so

productive suddenly instead of working

Monday to Friday and getting nice paid

holidays you've got to manage all your

own time and if you choose not to work

you don't make any money so the pressure

to do so will be all the more constant

and next it won't feel like work doing

something you love is amazing and a

privilege so if you're a successful

freelance writer and it's what you want

to do then you will enjoy your work and

get great satisfaction from doing it it

is however still work and when you have

been typing in your laptop for 6 hours

straight

it will definitely feel that way to

remember that going freelance isn't just

about

writing you've got to constantly pitch

for jobs do research send invoices chase

invoices do your tax returns and keep

track of every single piece of work

you've got to get done and when you are

your own boss but you are also your

accountant admin assistant and HR

manager so you better be prepared for

that being a freelance writer is hard

you've got to love it

you've got to work at it and you've got

to be realistic about it if you can do

all that then it can be a wonderfully

rewarding career and don't forget if

you're struggling to write or finish

your book our free writers toolkit can

help with it you'll learn how to

overcome procrastination get organized

stay focused find the time to write them

finally get your book published to get

access to it now while it's still

available simply go to

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it for now be sure to like this video

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Aug 8, 2018

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Hello there Peter here again from

writers life and coming up today tips

for writing a great horror story horror

continues to be a hugely popular genre

and with an audience always eager for

more writing a horror story can be

advantageous even if you are trying to

get published or thinking of

self-publishing your book but writing a

horror story because just as much

thoughts and skill as any other genre a

book and needs to be carefully crafted

to keep readers on the edge of their

seats and desperate yet terrified of

what might be revealed with each page

they turn writing a horror story allows

writers to get in touch with their dark

side to explore what scares them and

could end up being a brilliantly

cathartic projects as they face their

fears and demons along the way so are

you thinking about writing a horror

story here are some helpful tips what

are you afraid of start out by exploring

what makes the hairs on the back of your

arms stand up and shivers run up and

down your spine think about the worst

things that could happen the wickedest

of Deeds that someone can do terrifying

situations to be in write these down and

see if any themes emerge next pick your

sub-genre there's a vast variety of

different subgenres within the horror

genre are you interested in writing and

nail-biting thriller a haunting mystery

a no-holds-barred gruesome murder story

a horror story can be terrifying

revolting or creepy or a mixture of all

of them think about the kind of tale you

want to tell and use that as the base to

explore your story further next read

read and read the best way to learn

about writing a horror story is to read

lots of books in that genre so make sure

you do your research and read as much as

you possibly can and next build tension

a horror story is all about building

tension making your readers feeling

unsafe and unsettled even in everyday

situations can be a brilliant way of

creating a sense of anxiety and

apprehension taking the everyday and

turning it into a horrifying situation

can be a hugely affecting so while the

dark and stormy night might fit a

particular scene a trip to the park or

doing the washing-up with the windows

open on a sunny summers afternoon could

be a more effective setting for

something gruesome to take place next

create distinctive characters in the

majority of horror stories there are the

characters who are being terrified and

those who are imparting that terror upon

them make sure that your readers care

about your characters and what happens

to them

your readers need to be rooting for your

characters and to survive if they don't

care about them it will be harder for

them to get involved in the story

and to feel the horror the desperate

fear and the tension as they do next

become an expert at emotion shock dread

anxiety paranoia these are all extreme

emotions are ones that we should see

crop up in a horror story evoking these

emotions through your writing and the

ways your characters speak and behave

will make all the difference when it

comes to creating a successful horror

story next start as you mean to go on

don't wait to introduce horrifying or

unsettling details into your story yet

stuck in and use your opening scene to

show the reader you mean business

they've chosen to read a book in the

horror genre because that's what they

like so don't be afraid to get straight

in to scaring them at the beginning the

very beginning of your book don't forget

about the plot it's all too easy to

focus on the gruesome and terrifying

elements of a horror story and forget

about everything else however it is

important to remember that horror

stories still need well-crafted plots

that take the reader on a journey and

have a beginning and a middle and an end

there are so many interesting and

exciting ways to write a horror story

use these tips as a guide to get you

started and then let the dark side of

your imagination run wild and don't

forget if you're struggling to write or

finish your book our free writers

toolkit can help with it you'll learn

how to overcome procrastination get

organized stay focused

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us a thumbs up to like this video and

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Peter I'll see you next time bye for now

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Aug 7, 2018

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Hello there is Peter here again from

writers life coming up today how to

write multiple points of view writing a

book with multiple points of view is one

of the most challenging ways to tell a

story and requires doodling and bouncing

various personalities points of view and

motivations as well as the ability to

pull these together to create a

narrative that not only makes sense but

is compelling and read worthy - however

done right and using multiple points of

view can provide added layers of insight

and intrigue to a story they can be a

smart and insightful way to widen the

readers perspective and allow them to

get to know multiple characters in more

depth before you get started it's

essential to make sure that telling your

story from multiple points of view is

the right decision list the reasons why

your story will benefit from using this

narrative device and be clear on why

this will enhance your story for example

by giving your reader a broader insight

into the into the world you are creating

or allowing different secrets to come

out through the different perspectives

giving the reader information that other

characters in the story do not have once

you have decided to go ahead and use

multiple points of view here are some

useful tips to ensure you make this as

effective as possible first be clear and

distinct when switching point of view

there's nothing worse than confusing

your reader and the danger of doing so

is far greater when using multiple

points of view be very clear when you

are switching from the perspective of

one character to another only changing

when beginning a new chapter is usually

a more natural way to keep switches

defined and easy to follow

next have distinct characters and voices

if you're using multiple points of view

make sure that they are all distinctive

and exciting enough to stand alone in

your story each character should have a

unique voice and personality that feels

utterly separate from the others and

next make everyone as important as each

other each point of view needs to come

from a character that's the hero of

their own story give equal importance to

each character and make sure that they

all have their journeys struggles

conflicts and obstacles to overcome

which make the reader interested in them

and want to hear more from their own

point of view next don't repeat the same

scenes over and over telling the same

scene from each character's point of

view runs the risk of boring your reader

and not allowing the story to move

forward of course there are times when

it is essential to reveal the same scene

from a different characters perspective

but unless truly necessary to the plot

try to avoid this next plan plot and

have a good strategy there needs to be a

reason you are using a particular

character to reveal a specific scene ask

yourself why that character works best

to tell that part of the story what

insight they bring and make sure that

they are the best man all best woman for

the job planning how the points of view

will come together and which character

to use to tell which bit of the story

will make sure things don't get confused

and that there are no inconsistencies in

your story either writing from multiple

points of view is tough but done right

can be incredibly smart and a useful

device to intrigue your reader to bring

different levels to your story and to

give the reader a whole cast of

characters to fall in love with if

you're thinking of using multiple points

of view to tell a story remember to keep

your reader in mind and use these tips

to help ensure you're doing well

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