By Cátia Isabel Silva. Improvement. That’s an amazing word and fundamental for all of us who want to continuously get better at our jobs. As I already said in previous posts, there is plenty of competition in the writing field, so, if you want to write for life, you must be good at it.
You might read a whole lot and that certainly helps you in becoming a better writer, but even then, there are some points or specifics regarding your work that seem to lack that special something, right? There always is. I leave you here with some tips on…
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9 Tips to Improve Your Writing
May I recommend my fiction novel Heart Seasons either for yourself or as a gift. Heart Seasons: A Journey of Miracles is a spiritual, inspirational fictional story based on real life events and it is my pleasure to share it with you!
FROM THE BACK COVER
Have you ever felt like God was whispering to you? I have! One sunny day in the spring of 2012, I was sitting in my favorite comfy chair, writing in my journal. From out of the blue, I began experiencing a sensation I had never felt before. I felt a calming warmth in my heart and all of a sudden, I started writing down ideas on the blank pages in my notebook, one after the other, that just came to me.
I was getting inspiration to tell a story from my personal journals. The first thing I wrote down was its title, “Heart Seasons.” It would be a fictional story based on different seasons from my own real life and each season of the novel would be defined by the colors of the rainbow. Come join me on my “Journey of Miracles.”
Lily Marie Eastbrook Rhodes
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Find out what HEART SEASONS is all about.
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Sorry I sent It by mistake. I wanted to say pen and not pensar.
I have been using the PC for so many years now that I cannot imagine not ti use It for writing. Thanks!!!😊
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This is a very interesting post. I do agree with the tips all for improving the writing excepto the one that says using a pensar and paper.
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I use pen and paper in the beginning for notes. Something different happens in the creative process when your thoughts go from your brain to the paper rather than to your PC. Once I get going though, it’s all PC!!
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I see your point and I agree with you. I always take down notes not to forget a line of thinking for instance. Thanks for sharing your interesting posts with us.
Best regards, Alicia
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