The Write Practice says “Write Naked!”

By Sophie Novak:

Do you write from personal experience? Or you rather get lost in imaginary worlds and alternate realities, full of superheroes and alien creatures?

Our imaginations are endless and should be exploited creatively as much as possible. And yet, the number one writing advice says: ‘Write what you know’. Does this suggest that only war veterans can write about wars, or that Jules Verne really went around the world in 80 days?

Honestly, I used to hate this epic instruction. It somehow suggested that everything anyone writes is utterly personal and resembles the writer’s soul. Which simply isn’t true.

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Want to improve your writing? Try “14 Prompts” by Joe Bunting, over at The Write Practice…it’s FREE

14 Prompts is a short eBook full of fourteen unusual writing prompts designed to both inspire you to write and teach you a few practical techniques to improve your writing. 

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Want to improve your writing? Try “14 Prompts” by Joe Bunting, over at The Write Practice…it’s FREE

14 Prompts is a short eBook full of fourteen unusual writing prompts designed to both inspire you to write and teach you a few practical techniques to improve your writing. 

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Synecdoche: The Art of Getting Eyeballs

By Liz Buremen, for “The Write Practice”

I spent Monday evening watching the Broncos beat the tar out of the Raiders, and as I have a habit of procrastinating, hadn’t figured out what to write about at the time that I went to the watch party. Come halftime, I was still trying to figure out what I was going to write, and I turned to the girl next to me, who was an English major in college, and asked her opinion. “What about Schenectady?” she said. Click on the eyeballs to read on:

 

“Write to Done” lists their Top 10 Blogs for Writers…

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Joe Bunting at “The Write Practice”, with some tips on how to increase your author exposure…

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Liz Bureman and “The Write Practice”, with a short and sweet article on how to write with an accent…

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