The Top 10 Writing Posts for March 2014
These were the Writers Write posts you enjoyed most in March 2014. Your Writing Style – Which famous writer’s style is most like your own?
Welcome To Writers Write
The Locked Room – A Simple Way To Test Your Plot
What is the locked room mystery? We discuss why the locked room test is a great way to interrogate your plot.
What Your (Non-Electronic) Writing Equipment Says About You
Writers Write is a resource for writers. If you are a writer, we’ve put together a post on what your (non-electronic) writing equipment says about
Everyday Persuasive Writing In Business
Persuasive writing uses words to convince people to listen or to act. In this post, we talk about everyday persuasive writing in business.
9 Literary Scrabble Quotes
In this post from Writers Write, your top writing resource, we share 9 literary scrabble quotes.
How To Use Quotation Marks With Punctuation (Infographic)
Use this infographic to show you how to use quotation marks with punctuation.
7 Reasons To Communicate Clearly
Writers Write creates resources for business writers. In this post, we give you 7 reasons to communicate clearly.
How Clichés And Jargon Ruin Your Writing
What are clichés and jargon? In this post, we discuss how clichés and jargon ruin your writing.
What Watching Disney (and Pixar) Taught Me About Storytelling
You have awesome characters and a cool plot, but it still lacks something. This is what watching Disney and Pixar taught me about storytelling.
The Top 7 Tips For Writing Emails
Writers Write creates resources for business writers. In this post, we include the top 7 tips for writing emails.
Writing Effective Web Copy
In this post, we share tips for writing effective web copy.
Communicate Clearly Or Face The Consequences
Writers Write is a business writing and plain language writing resource. We issued this press release where we tell you to communicate clearly or face
The 5 Best Ways To Include Prologues
Learn how to write a strong prologue with these five best ways to include prologues in your novel and capture readers’ attention early.