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Writing About Faith and Religion (Part 2 of 2)

2) Double-check your references This will save you time during your editing and proofreading process. If you do not know the difference between a priest’s stole and his chasuble, re-check your reference to prevent any hassle that may arise. You don’t need to be technical, but being specific...

Writing About Faith and Religion (Part 1 of 2)

Writing religious stories or articles can be intimidating for some writers out of fear that they might offend and be labeled as a blasphemer. Remember the time when Salman Rushdie wrote the novel The Satanic Verses? The Shah of Iran at that time found the...

An Invitation to Write a Webnovel (Part 2 of 2)

But lo and behold, the article I was reading was posted in December 2018. Many changes have taken place since then. But perusing through the Webnovel site, how authors can earn is through their “Contracted Works Guaranteed System,” where chosen authors sign a royalty contract with...

An Invitation to Write a Webnovel (Part 1 of 2)

Opening my LinkedIn account, I was surprised to receive an invitation from a Chinese-based publishing platform called Webnovel owned by a publishing firm called Qidian Yuewen. “You are finally here!” it says in the first paragraph. “You are who we want, passionate about writing and...

As the World Closes In With Covid-19 Isolation, Reach Out With Your Writing

In the beginning was the Word. And so it shall be throughout time and even in the end. The written word is eternal. At least we presume that it is. Perhaps we presume too much. With this high-tech generation where youngsters rebel at the simple...

Learning From The Masters Of Writing (Part 1 of 4)

An essential part of being a writer is learning what has come before you; learning from the classics so you can become (as T. S. Eliot said in “Tradition and The Individual Talent”) a part of that tradition. Though finding a direction in that massive...

Writing About Your Pandemic Experience (Part 2 of 2)

Among all the reasons to write about the pandemic, history is perhaps the best one to motivate us to pick up our pen and share our ideas and became a part of the global sentiment. We have become accustomed to the fast-paced tempo of our...

Writing About Your Pandemic Experience (Part 1 of 2)

We’re all staying home finding ways to make better use of our time. It’s not often that we get to have so much time on our hands as we are forced into isolation to protect ourselves in these uncertain times. What’s comforting to know is...

Writing in the Vernacular

Your story takes place in northern Scotland and you want to add a touch of authenticity to the characters. Why not write the dialogue in the vernacular? There’s nothing like a thick Scottish brogue to set the atmosphere. The problem with using the vernacular in...

Medical Inspirations: Aquagenic Urticaria

Ever wonder if you could be allergic to everyday things such as water or the sun? As it turns out, you can. Alexandra Allen learned this unfortunate truth. At twelve years old, she broke out into welt-like hives after swimming. Perhaps the chlorine was an...