AUGUST ISSUE OF WRITERS TRICKS OF THE TRADE

I could blame it on the heat wave, but the truth of the matter is this issue was just late in being published. It's available now, filled with great articles from our wonderful contributors, so click on the flip book at the right, enjoy, and pass it on to your friends. Click the ENLARGE button to see the issue full size. PLEASE ALLOW A SHORT TIME FOR IT TO LOAD.

Happy reading and writing.

CLICK ON THE JULY WRITERS' TRICKS OF THE TRADE FLIP BOOK ON THE RIGHT TO OPEN THE FULL ISSUE

The July issue of Writers' Tricks of the Trade eZine is now AVAILABLE!


Just click anywhere on the flip book on the right and the full issue will open. Lots of interesting articles, writer's conference listings, Life Story, helpful links, industry news and more.


If you are considering submitting an article, the guidelines are in the first few pages of the ezine.


Enjoy!

JULY ISSUE WILL PUBLISH TOMORROW NIGHT

July edition will publish on July 18

Another great issue of WRITERS' TRICKS OF THE TRADE eZINE will publish tomorrow night. Just waiting for clearance on one really fun article. You're gonna love it.


If you are in the L.A. area, be sure to visit the Greater Los Angeles Writers Society website. Their conference is this coming weekend and if you hurry you can still 
register.

Does that noun have the nerve to masquerade as a verb?

Writers' tricks of the trade: Is that noun masquerading as a verb?

March 9, 2012 Morgan St. James, LA Writing Examiner

English language quirksThere are many quirks in our English language, and while Los Angeles has a large writer’s community, you don't have to be an author to appreciate or recognize some of … Read more ►

Guest blogging at Writers of Southern Nevada Today

Avoid the four pitfalls in the Writers of Southern Nevada article

The Writers of Southern Nevada is a relatively new entity and I'm honored that they have asked me to contribute an article every month. What could be more appropriate for the first one than discussing four things that can really trip writers up, whether aspiring or published. One of my rules of thumb is never think you're beyond making mistakes and as the motivational speaker Zig Ziglar says, "You can't hit a target if you can't see it." I loved the example he gave one time when I saw him live.

Ziglar said, "I've never shot a bow and arrow, but I can do just as well as the top archer in competition." Of course there were lots of groans from the audience. Then Ziglar qualified it. "The thing is, he or she has to be blindfolded with one hands tied behind their back!" Ahh. Therein lies the adage above. Knowing some of the pitfalls to watch out for prepares you to avoid them. READ THE ARTICLE. It would be great if you could leave some comments, too.

Remember, I am starting to give my series of webinars for savvyauthors.com on March 6 and there is still time to register. The first one will be a real world look at effectively working with Point of View.

FEBRUARY ISSUE OF WRITERS' TRICKS OF THE TRADE COMING ON WEDNESDAY, FEB. 15

It's that time again. The February issue is coming on February 15 and has some wonderful articles by international guest contributors in addition to articles from the USA. This month adding to our U.S. contributors, we have another wonderful article from Lawrence D. Elliott in Germany and one from Avis Hickman in England. Lots of other interesting articles, news and information, so be sure to download your FREE copy.

Do you have a suggestion for features you would like to see or a submission? Email wttmagazine@gmail.com. Writers' Tricks of the Trade E-Zine is published on the 15th of the month. Submission deadlines are the 5th of that month.

NEW FEATURE: Life Stories - This month: The Green Thing.