Month: April 2020

Is passive voice off-limits, or are there times when it’s necessary? via Should I ever use passive voice in writing? — Hyperbolit

You will learn give them enough know-how and the courage various other their first attempt. It can be shown in your press release and inside your online campaigns. You may have read a novel or two before you developed a pastime in writing your own novel. As you go through these books you may have […]… Continue reading Getting There – Five Tips For Meeting Your Writing Goals — light novel web

By Farhang Jahanpour, Lecture delivered at GCGI Conference, 31 August 2014 The prolific author, novelist and historian, A. N. Wilson, who originally studied theology at Oxford, later on left the church and declared himself an atheist, and again in an article on 11 April 2009 in Daily Mail announced his conversion to Christianity, in a […]… Continue reading Mystical Legacy, An Antidote to Fanaticism — F Jahanpour

Welcome back to my last post of the month for #IndieApril! It’s been great to be able to talk about just a handful of the amazing indie authors present in the writing community whom I’ve gotten to know, and whose work is so good it’s honestly a lot better than many of the trade paperbacks […]… Continue reading #IndieApril Reads: Getting Real — Kyle Robertson, Novelist

If the guy who creates New York Governor Andrew Cuomo’s slide decks were a figure of speech, he’d be a metaphor. I love a good metaphor in story for the way it describes something else in concrete terms. The Bard was a master, and since he (might have) celebrated a birthday this week, we begin […]… Continue reading What engaging story can’t use a metaphor or two? — Monica Lee

Following my last post # at https://www.selfgrowth.com/articles/live-your-dream-through-overcoming-obstacles-and-never-ever-quit-from-inspirational-books LIVE YOUR DREAM THROUGH OVERCOMING OBSTACLES AND NEVER EVER QUIT (FROM “INSPIRATIONAL BOOKS”) * “The characters seem to represent the virtues and the resilience of the ‘little’ people, a story (or stories) to which we can all relate. In essence it’s about hope and faith: a tale (and… Continue reading Live your dream through overcoming obstacles and never ever quit! — INSPIRE

Prepare your bookmarks: the bestsellers of the summer, whose publication had been postponed due to the coronavirus epidemic, will be available in bookshops after the end of confinement. Overview of the novels that you will soon be able to get, and devour. > The valley, by Bernard Minier “This time, dear readers, the countdown has […]… Continue reading These new novels of successful authors that you can (finally) devour after confinement — archyde