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Articles On Writing

Here is one of our many categories. Articles on Writing is what Every Writer is all about. Here you will find tips, tricks, advice, and some really great observations about the writing world. We have 100s of authors who contribute to our site. Writers in our community make up a great deal of what we do. These articles are some of the best on writing.

If you are interested in submitting an article to us, please contact us. We are happy to publish articles about writing and anything that supports writers. This category is represents everything that EWR stands for. We want to bring real writing, for writers into the world. We are for writers by writers, and these articles are a big part of the support we give to the web and the community. Thank you for reading our site, and we hope you will consider contributing an article about writing.

When We Deny Ourselves Words, We are Committing Self-Harm

We have all experienced the dreaded stagnation, avoidance, guilt, panic, and/or anxiety filled [panged!] procrastination of finding that we somehow have gone days, weeks, or even months without completing a book. Further, for the writers out there, when we halt our work and introspection, we know that we often suffer. For readers and writers, like us, we find not only our … [Read more...] about When We Deny Ourselves Words, We are Committing Self-Harm

5 Reasons Why Writers Should Focus on Creativity

5 Reasons Why Writers Should Focus on Creativity What kind of writing do you do on a regular basis? Are you a digital writing professional? A copywriter? An expert who focuses on social media campaigns and content curation? Whatever the answer, creativity is an imperative for the development of a successful career. Here we will look at the 5 reasons why writers should focus on … [Read more...] about 5 Reasons Why Writers Should Focus on Creativity

Creating an audiobook: 7 tips to make your writing sounds great

Creating an audiobook_ 7 tips to make your writing sounds great

Creating an audiobook: 7 tips to make your writing sounds great Despite the huge popularity of audiobooks, a majority of books has never been recorded. It is an inexcusable authors' mistake. Audiobooks market is a billion-dollar industry. The audio version of the book protects authors from risks related to popularity explosion of their books and publishers' inability to … [Read more...] about Creating an audiobook: 7 tips to make your writing sounds great

5 Reasons to get a Degree in English Language and Literature

5 Reasons to get a Degree in English Language and Literature   English Language and Literature courses have always proved to be extremely popular and are offered as undergraduate programs by most universities. Here are some of the ways that this type of degree can be utilized after graduating. Critical Thinking This type of degree teaches critical thinking, … [Read more...] about 5 Reasons to get a Degree in English Language and Literature

Free Writing, and How it Helps You Write Better

Free Writing, and How it Helps You Write Better

 Stories only happen to people who can tell them. - Lou Willett Stanek Being a writer (a blogger, a copywriter, an academic writer, a poet – choose the right variant), you've heard about the phenomenon of free writing probably, even if you never used it yourself. Chances are, however, that you practice free writing quite often to deal with your writer's block for example, but … [Read more...] about Free Writing, and How it Helps You Write Better

How long is a short story? A question for the ages

a typewriter, how long is a short story

Question: How long is a short story? Answer: The short story usually falls between 1,000 and 15,000 words. At around 15,000 words, the novella is born. We are addressing the modern short story, not the ancient tale, fable, or sketch. There is no exact word length for a short story. To understand the word count for different prose pieces, it is necessary to look closer at a … [Read more...] about How long is a short story? A question for the ages

Best Editing Tools for Bloggers

Best Editing Tools for Bloggers

Best Editing Tools for Bloggers          Here are some suggestions on finding the best editing tools for bloggers. After you spend hours or even days working on a single blog post and organizing your notes and references like a maniac, you finally have a great blog post ready to be posted. Actually, it’s not ready yet. You’ve made a great achievement, but you cannot post … [Read more...] about Best Editing Tools for Bloggers

A response to “The Best Kids’ Books Ever” from NY Times

Nicholas D. Kristof two-time Pulitzer Prize winner from the NY Times has come up with a list of "The Best Kids' Books Ever." I do not mean to dispute Mr. Kristof, but I have to stay that there seems to a bit of a disconnect between his list and reality. He has listed the Hardy Boys, The Prince and Pauper, and Anne of Green Gables on here. I think maybe the title of this piece … [Read more...] about A response to “The Best Kids’ Books Ever” from NY Times

Looking for magazine for kids? Here are our 10 Best Magazines for kids.

10 Best Magazines for Kids Looking for magazine for kids? Here are our 10 Best Magazines for kids. So I wanted to find a couple of kids magazines for my son and daughter. I thought "What could be more fun than getting a cool science magazine or literary magazine on their level! Ugh, was I wrong. I hunted and hunted, and realized that state of children's magazines, in my … [Read more...] about Looking for magazine for kids? Here are our 10 Best Magazines for kids.

Being A Writer in Silicon Valley

Being A Writer in Silicon Valley by Vanessa Wang     When I first arrived in Silicon Valley two years ago, I had very few expectations for this place. My husband, a computer programmer, had dragged me here because “it is the epicenter of the world’s most cutting-edge technology and future-changing companies.” So what, I thought. I was unprepared for how … [Read more...] about Being A Writer in Silicon Valley

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Poetry

The Last Road Trip by Megan Denese Mealor

Megan Denese Mealor echoes and erases in her native land of Jacksonville, Florida. A survivor of bipolar disorder, she incorporates her kaleidoscopic emotions and manic fire into her writing. Her poetry and short stories have been published worldwide, most recently in Spillwords, Ginosko Literary Journal, and The Stray Branch.

Secrets Beneath His Chest by Miss Verse

Miss Verse is a professional dancer, artists and poet. You can read more of her work on Twitter at @MissVerse_

Fly Away by Esha Jaiswal

A soul made of words nestling in a mortal body – Esha and her incandescent love for poems is ancient and sacrosanct. She has crocheted her irenic words into fine fabric of love, cosmos, power of SHE and mirabilia. Come and celebrate poetry through her words and behold them bloom in sequestered splendour

The Hurt that Binds by Sarahmour

Sarahmour is the pen name of a whimsical soul who has a love affair with words. In her writing you can expect to find everything from love, loss, romance, and the darker shades of passion and desire.

Suspenseful Eyes by adivayeatts

You can read more by adivayeatts at her Twitter: @adivayeatts

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Short Stories

Christmas in the Share-house by Mandy Partridge

I spent fifteen years celebrating Christmas in share-houses around Brisbane, Australia. As a poor student, I rented rundown Queenslanders with two, three or four friends, so I could still afford food after rent and bills. I rode my bicycle to uni, work or the grocery shop

The Last Road Trip by Megan Denese Mealor

Megan Denese Mealor echoes and erases in her native land of Jacksonville, Florida. A survivor of bipolar disorder, she incorporates her kaleidoscopic emotions and manic fire into her writing. Her poetry and short stories have been published worldwide, most recently in Spillwords, Ginosko Literary Journal, and The Stray Branch.

Driving the Loop by J.M. McNeely-Kirwan

Manny drove through the night on a narrow highway that curved constantly to the right, threading its way through a forest. The trees hung low over the tarmac like they wanted to take back every square inch.

Panic Attack 2 by Romana Capek

Gray morning. The clouds did not lift as the forecast had predicted. I spent a sleepless night because I drank a cup of a strong black tea earlier in the evening. I look at my watch on the nightstand; it shows nine o’clock. I am cold and trying to get warm under a lightweight summer blanket.

Life With You by Kristina Pudlewski

It was December 23rd, only two days before Christmas. Children play outside in the snow and families rush into stores to get last minute items for their holiday gatherings. But I am in the hospital with you, Max, my love.

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