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Continue reading →: Fiction Writing Rule #4: Choose (And Stick With) a Point Of ViewHow you tell a story is as important as what the story holds. Discover how point of view and narration can impact your fiction writing in this installment of our Fiction Writing Series!
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Continue reading →: The Writer’s 2016 Guide to Better WritingDon’t just write. Write better! And this list of 20 websites can help.
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Continue reading →: Fiction Writing Rule #3: Create Dimensional CharactersA story without 3D characters falls flat. Learn how to create three-dimensional characters for your novel.
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Continue reading →: The Guide to Clear and Concise WritingClear and concise writing keeps readers coming back for more. Learn how to make your writing fresh and crisp in this short guide to clear and concise writing.
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Continue reading →: A Guide to Split InfinitivesShould split infinitives be avoided or used? Learn if, when and how to use them regardless of writing type.
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Continue reading →: Fiction Writing Rule #2: Show, Don’t TellHow do you use words to show instead of tell? It’s not as hard as you think, and showing a reader keeps a reader.
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Continue reading →: 5 Ways to Market your eBook on Google PlusGoogle Plus may be the black sheep of social media networks, but it’s a viable indie author tool for e-book promotion. Learn five ways to use G+ to market your e-book.
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Continue reading →: You Get What You Pay ForBuying cheap content is like ordering from the McDonald’s dollar menu; it’s bad for you! Learn why cheap copy doesn’t payoff and how you can invest in the Gordon Ramsay’s of copywriting.
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I’m Anita
This was home to my freelance writing and editing business from 2010-2026. The business is now retired, but the blog remains online as an archive.
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