Writing From the Heart
Not all writing comes from the heart. A lot of what people write is mechanical. A lot of what people write has an agenda attached to it. We write to sell a product, to deliver a message, to entertain. Some … Continue reading
Category Archives: Writing Advice
Blog - News and Updates from the World of Ghostwriting and Self-publishing
How to write a How-To book that people will read
There are many ways to write a book. Not all of them will achieve the success envisioned by the author. To make sure that your target market will get past the cover of your book and delve into its contents, … Continue reading
What to look for in a ghostwriter: a personal connection
Hiring a professional ghostwriter is a popular choice these days for people with a story to tell or personal experience to share. It often seems that the more personal your story, the more difficult it is to share the writing … Continue reading
What to look for in a ghostwriter: talent vs. experience
It’s easy to understand how someone can hold their writing projects and ideas near and dear to their hearts. Letting a professional ghostwriter get involved is a big step. How can you be certain you’ve chosen the right ghostwriter to … Continue reading
What does it mean to create a great voice when you’re writing?
Creating a specific voice for any writing project is a great strategy for successful writing. What is a voice? In writing terms, it means choosing your words carefully to create a distinctive personality. You want your readers to feel like … Continue reading
Who is my audience?
When you embark on your writing adventure, one of the key factors to consider is your audience. Who will be reading what you have written? Who are you addressing? Depending on the type of project you have in mind, the … Continue reading
Passion is the key to a great story
Every endeavor worth pursuing begins with passion. Writing is no different. If you are passionate about your story, it translates into all aspects of your writing. Without passion, a story is merely a collection of words, and your reader will … Continue reading
