Feb 23

The Serious Art Of Writing Humor

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It has often been said that everyone likes humor and laughter on our planet. Well maybe not everyone, but almost every person who is normal will like humor provided someone else makes them laugh. And you can always enjoy reading a funny article or book written by somebody. But have you ever considered writing a funny article yourself, or maybe even write a funny book sometime? Even if you know how to write regular articles and books the very thought of writing something funny and showing it to others can turn your blood cold or make your hair stand straight. There are plenty of writers on our planet who can write countless topics in a serious, straightforward manner. But very few

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Feb 17

Write More – Time Management For Writers

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Want to write more? You can, even if you think you have “no time.” Many writers write a book a year, in 20-minute sessions. Everyone has 20 minutes a day.In this article, we’ll discover how you can make every writing minute count, so you can write whatever you want to write. You may well be surprised that you have much more time than you think you do.So let’s assume that out of your busy life, you can carve 20 minutes a day for your writing. During those 20 minutes, you won’t browse news or shopping sites, or read your email: you’ll write.Here are three tips to ensure that you do.1. Set Process Goals, Because You Have Control of ThemYou’re in control

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Feb 14

How to Read and Study a Book

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 In order to read and study a book well, we have to first of all understand both terms. What is reading a book? Reading a book is the ability to look at what is written on its pages and understanding what is bieng explained. If a person is able to look at a book written in Chinese characters and he or she is able to undestand the meaning of what is being explained, then he or she can be able to read the book. In order to read a book effectively, the following guidelines should be taken into consideration. 1. Understand the books Title. 2. Understand the books subject matter. 3. Understand the Titles, Subtitles, Headings and Subheadings. 4. Read the Book’s introduction from it’s  Author. 5. Devote your time to

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Feb 11

Term Papers: Writing on Sociology

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Are you unclear on where to begin on writing term papers on sociology? Not well versed enough with the subject matter at hand? If history is a lesson which would teach us to emulate the great leaders of yesteryear and learn from their mistakes, we have to take the first step, which is to learn.Researching the internet, reviewing professional publications and texts from your local library will not help you much if you do not wish to learn. Writing term papers on sociology comes naturally to those who are knowledgeable with their chosen subject matter and the topic at hand.Writing about an individual or a group of people requires simply an analytical approach and review of the biography of the person(s)

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Feb 08

How to Optimize Your Book Presence on Amazon Once You’ve Maximized Your Profile

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If you’ve optimized your Amazon profile, including choosing an Amazon signature that appears every time you post a book review on Amazon, you’re ready to move to the second stage of optimizing yourself and your book on Amazon. And this second stage starts with your book’s page on Amazon.

Your Book’s Amazon Page

First, check that your name is spelled correctly and the product info is correct. If your co-author was left off or there are other errors, scroll down the page to “update book info” and do so.

Second, if you have a blog and you have entered your blog feed into your Amazon account, your blog posts will automatically appear on your book’s page.

Now let’s

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