Posts Tagged ‘ literary ’

Growing Pains

Growing Pains

When you were a toddler, you had probably ever cranky about the pain on your foot. There was no injury or wound, but pain happened. When your teeth started to grow and your gums ached. Or, when your last molar was about to appear. Those are few instances of growing pains, the pain due...

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Refreshment is No Sin

Refreshment is No Sin

A writer is also made of flesh and blood. S/he cannot write all the time. A writer needs some refreshment. Let yourself away from the activities associated with writing. Do outing, sport, watch TV/movies, play a game you like, go hangout with friends, cook, sleep, or whatever aside from writing and reading.

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To Discipline for Writing

To Discipline for Writing

Why write today what I can write tomorrow? A writer sometime just can’t escape this mental block. However, in order to sharpen your writing skill, it is crucial to keep on writing. In every field, such discipline is required. How to do that for writing activity? Set up a writing schedule. Determine how many...

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Ideas to Fill Your Idea Bank

Ideas to Fill Your Idea Bank

As a writer, we know how important is an idea (sorry, I think it’s not only writers). Bad news is, it comes whenever it wants, randomly. Good news is, you can always catch it through a simple tool called idea bank, be a note or a handheld gadget. And these are activities to fill...

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When to End a Chapter

When to End a Chapter

The readers today are impatient. When they think that a chapter is too long-winded, they will skip it, even worst: they stop to read. So, the writers must rack their brain to anticipate them. If we focus on the chapter element, in my opinion, there are some signs when a chapter should be ended.

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