Posts Tagged ‘ literary ’

How to Deal with Plagiarist in Cyber World

Let’s admit it, plagiarists are everywhere. Especially on Internet where Ctrl C and Ctrl V is a part of its practice. You may grateful when someone said your post is awesome and he then repost it on his own blog. But you know what, when he did that, your post and his are considered...

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Lan Fang, The Wrong Man or The Man Who is Wrong

Lan Fang, The Wrong Man or The Man Who is Wrong

Lan Fang, in memoriam Indonesian literary circles mourn following the unexpected death of a prolific writer namely Lan Fang on X-mas yesterday. Lan Fang was born in Banjarmasin, South Borneo, on March 5, 1970. She is first of two daughters of the late Johnny Gautama and Yang Mei Ing. She had her first short...

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FAQ (Frequently Accused-Questions) to Fiction Writers

FAQ (Frequently Accused-Questions) to Fiction Writers

Have you, as a fiction author, ever been asked by people pretended to know everything about work of writing and publishing? Were you boxed into a corner by those questions? I was. I have ever faced few “judges” like that. But I never give a damn, ha-ha. I have a list of what did...

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3 Things to Build Your Personal Library

3 Things to Build Your Personal Library

Do you want to share books and knowledge to others? To organize your reading materials? To familiarize your family (especially children in the house) to see and to love books? To be considered as an intellect? Whatever it is, build a personal library is indeed a good idea. And here are things you need...

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Mind Mapping for Fiction Writing

Mind Mapping for Fiction Writing

Do you make a skeleton before writing your work of fiction? I do. It is important for me. The skeleton is like a railroad that makes the machinist saves his time from thinking all the time, “Where do I go after this station?” You can say, skeleton for a novel is the same as...

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