The Writer’s Workshop (Part 3 Of 6): Write Your First Book All Trending Articles free courses The Writer's Workshop 04/01/202104/12/2021 by John Wasowicz Finding your voice As a writer, it’s important to decide which perspective you will use to write your book. Are you going to write in the first, second, or third person? Is one better than the other to communicate what you want to say? Which type of narrative best
Texas On My Mind All Trending Articles free courses The Writer's Workshop 02/22/202103/04/2021 by John Wasowicz PRINT PDF VERSION Texas Winter Storm - February 2021 Last month, I noted my next column would be “Finding your voice.” Well, I hope you don’t mind if I jump in front of that theme with a different subject. Right now, I want to write about persistence, perseverance, and faith....in Texas
The Writer’s Workshop (Part 2 Of 6): Write Your First Book All Trending Articles free courses The Writer's Workshop 02/19/202104/01/2021 by John Wasowicz Getting your creative juices moving Last month, I recommended you write 250 words each day to launch yourself on your journey to write your book. If you did, you likely discovered one of the great secrets to successful writing: It’s not about writing a lot in a short amount of
The Writer’s Workshop (Part 1 of 6): Write Your First Book All Trending Articles free courses The Writer's Workshop 01/29/202102/23/2021 By John Adam Wasowicz Step by Step Guide to Writing a Book Ready to challenge yourself to begin that novel you always dreamed of writing? 50PlusToday begins a series this month designed for readers who want to write their book in 2021. The goal of this program, developed by John Adam Wasowicz,
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