Writer's Wisdom

The best advice comes from those who have proven success in the craft we writers wish to master. In teaching writers how to write, the following notable writers have some very keen words of wisdom. As writers, we would do well to trust the experience of those successful writers and take hold of the advice they give freely. This podcast is the first in a three-part series.

If you want to grab your reader's attention, you must pay attention to your introductory message.

The biggest nightmare in any student’s academics is the task of that assignment, term paper, thesis, or project for which he or she has got no clue where to get started. Here are a few tips and techniques that can cure up this plight if taken and followed seriously.

Are you planning on writing a cover letter yourself, but you don’t know where to start? Do you feel a little overwhelmed by all that you might have already researched about cover letters? Well, try not to stress too much; writing a cover letter is a piece of cake as long as you keep a few things in mind.

Writing is a part of everyone’s life. Every one of us has had to write an article, a composition, or a letter to a loved one, at least once in our lives. But whether a person gets paid to write or not, do you consider writing to be a job or a hobby? In today's episode, I would like to share a little about my writing history and things to think about when considering whether writing is a job or a hobby.