Write On! The Fiction Writer’s Guide To Diversity by Jeff Campagna If you’re a writer, and you’re worth your weight in salt, chances are your head is so cluttered that you can hardly tell truth from fiction, dreams from desires, redemption from arc, or your opinion from that of your character’s. Call it an occupational [...]
Phew. Am finally back online. Sorry for the downtime on the site while I switched webhosts. Thanks to MyHosting.com for getting me back up and running! Regular content resumes tomorrow! If you sent me an email or contest-entry over the last couple of days, it may have been lost in the shuffle. Please re-send to [...]
Write On! Making Comic-Con Work for You by writer/artist Scott Gross Each year at Comic-Con, the number of movie previews, video game launches, autograph panels, costumed nerds, and general mayhem increases, making it even more difficult for aspiring creators to do the kind of professional networking that was the original purpose of the event. I [...]
Write On! From Cork Board to Brain and Vice Versa by filmmaker/writer Tyler Weaver When I started making films and accepted that screenwriting was the essential element of the whole sordid affair, I, like most of you, read books, scripts, and watched (too many) films—which left very little time for the actual act of writing. [...]
Here are 5 things you can write by hand to shake up your writing: 1. Write a Letter: When was the last time you got a good, old fashioned letter … written by hand … in your mailbox? And when was the last time you sent one? Letter writing may seem like a lost art, [...]
Write On! Writing A Biography Book Proposal by Jeffrey Spivak Today, I’m in the enviable position of having my second book (a Hollywood biography) published at year’s end. No matter what’s been said about the changing face of the book industry, there remain a number of truisms that most authors must follow if they’re to [...]
Write On! Poets by Cara Holman a poem a day keeps the doctor away or … something like that April is designated National Poetry Month. Whether you are a seasoned poet, a poet wannabe, or simply someone who enjoys reading poetry from time to time, there’s something for everybody. Last year at this time, I [...]
To Write and To Hustle by Shannon Flaherty, HUSTLE UP “Write what you know.” It’s a cliché critiqued by many. The edgier alternatives recommend you, “Write what you don’t know” or “Write what you want to know.” Here’s my take on the idea: “Write what you hustle,” or the reverse, “Hustle what you write.” Nowadays, [...]
Thanks to everyone who entered the Write On! Online/The Write Environment Query Contest. Winners will be announced in the newsletter on July 7th. Send your news, events, etc. for the July Write On! Newsletter to writeononline@yahoo.com by Monday, July 6. Also, post your July Goals on the Write On! Discussion Board for a chance to [...]
Write On!: Creating An Online Identitiy will be on Wednesday, June 10, starting at 6:30 pm, at The Learning Garden. In today’s climate, having an online presence is one of the most valuable assets a writer – or anyone in business – can possess! Learn strategies for marketing yourself on the web, including why and [...]
Debra Eckerling is a professional writer and coach with expertise in feature articles, corporate communications, and public speaking, as well as social media and live networking.
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The leader of Write On!, Debra has been a professional writer for more than 10 years. She has expertise in feature articles, corporate communications, and public speaking. Write On! is a virtual - and live - writers support group, which helps writers of all abilities, mediums, and specialties take their projects to the next level.
