In its early days of writing, Mycenaean Greek was written using a syllabary. However, for almost 2,700 years, Greek has been written using an alphabet. As with other writing systems, different writing styles developed over time. Similar to how modern English has many variations from italics to hyphenation and uppercase to lowercase letters, ancient Greek also had different written variations. […]
The point of view of an article is how the story / scene is told to the reader. Essentially, it answers the question, “With what eyes are we viewing this story?” Different points of view can tell the reader different things, some deeper and some more limited. The following are the 4 types of viewpoints, with their benefits and limitations: […]
Free press releases (also known as releases, PR articles) are a great way to market a freelance writing business. As a freelance writer since 1993, here’s how and why I use them. How I use free public relations to grow my freelance writing business Obviously, a press release is designed to capture the attention of the media. But that’s not […]
In a previous article I wrote, “The Art of Christian Writing,” I talked about how to write from God’s inspiration as a Christian writer. When you decide to write a Christian e-book, your content type will not be much different from your other writing jobs as a Christian writer. You are still a Christian writer who must write from the […]
When it comes to writing the short story There are two important structural guidelines to remember: the beginning and the end. Although there are other guidelines, the “beginning and end” of a story is considered one of the most important for storytellers. These guidelines apply to novels as well, but with a story a writer has a limited number of […]
The copywriter portfolio is an essential tool for impressing potential clients. After the inevitable, ‘How much do you charge?’ the next question is usually “What have you written?” That’s where a great portfolio comes in. Here, in the opinion of an experienced copywriter, is what a copywriter’s portfolio should look like: Online and offline Your best work Tailored to the […]
Gabriel García Márquez’s writing has the depth and strength of childhood memories, his own. His infinitely captivating novel, One Hundred Years of Solitude It sparkles with prose so rich and nostalgic that you’ll think you’re remembering things instead of hearing them for the first time. What can you learn from this master of the art of fiction? Have the courage […]
Writing articles is fun, but it can be even more rewarding when you learn to produce more in less time. Let’s look at the simple concept of writing articles in “bundles” rather than one at a time. Definition of element sets: A * item set * is each time you produce 2 or more items at the same time. Types […]
Profitability and programming in the same thought? If you are thinking “I know what I need and if there are not many people, I will send them home”, you are not doing justice to your business or your staff. Productivity is not as high as it could be and your profitability is not that good. Here are the 7 schedule […]
In this article, I will look at three examples of different types of satire writing. That does not mean that all articles or satirical stories should use only one of them, because there is some overlap between the different forms and it would be quite common for a work to use more than one, or to be put in a […]
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