The secret to successful writing is accountability and productivity; the more you write, the more you improve. Set reasonable goals, throw them out to the universe, strive to improve, and you will succeed. The “original” Write On! started in 1994 at Barnes & Noble in Schaumburg, Illinois. More than 2,000 miles and 7 years later, the writers support group was relaunched in Santa Monica. Now, it is time for Write On! to take its natural next step. Welcome to Write On! Online.
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2010 Writers Guild Award Winners
What an incredible celebration of writers! On February 20, at simultaneous ceremonies in Los Angeles and New York, the...
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Help A Reporter
At our February Write On! Meeting, one of our members brought up Peter Shankman’s service: Help A Reporter (HARO),...
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Author Q&A: Linda Seger, “Writing Subtext: What Lies Beneath”
Linda Seger, author of Writing Subtext: What Lies Beneath, is a script consultant and screenwriting coach, who has worked...
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Expert Q&A: Alix Sloan, Arts Professional
Alix Sloan, author of Launching Your Art Career: A Practical Guide for Artists, has been in the arts for...
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Dream It, Then Do It!
The best route to getting what you want is to make a plan, stick to it, and move forward....
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Author Q&A: Yi Shun Lai, “Not a Self-Help Book”
Yi Shun Lai, author of Not a Self-Help Book: The Misadventures of Marty Wu, is a freelance writer, editor, and...
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MobileChat Recap: Mobile Tools for Writing and Productivity
On Tuesday, I was interviewed by Anh Nguyen on #MobileChat, talking about mobile tools and techniques for writing and...
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Author Q&A: Mari L. McCarthy, “Journaling Power”
Mari L. McCarthy, author of Journaling Power: How to Create the Happy, Healthy Life You Want to Live, is...
