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Issue No. 10 -- The Big Splash! Print E-mail
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Written by Melody   
Tuesday, 15 August 2006

Issue No. 10 -- The Big Splash!

We've made it to Issue 10! We promised you a new and improved Write Spot, and here it is! Not only do we have great new articles, poems and short stories, we've introduced a mini-chat for members, an online writing jobs column, and the forum is off to a grand start. There are a myriad of fine-tuned features scattered throughout the pages. Of course, the work won't stop here; every issue of Write Spot will be better and better. Who knows how stupendous we can become!

And now for a listing of Issue #10 treats for your reading pleasure:

Feature Article
Myths of Writing: Have You Bought into These? Be careful what you believe about the art of writing. Much of what you've been told simply isn't true.

Improve Your Writing
Learn how to use commas properly

Effective Editing: It Spells the Difference!

On Writing: Fiction
Enhance Your Creative Writing Abilities Discover how to release your inner writing creativity, using three simple techniques!

Chick Lit: Which Comes First, The Chick Or The Lit? Writing 'Chick Lit' isn't easy, especially when it's disregarded and flung aside. But powerful women's fiction can be very entertaining and cleverly written. Read this article to learn how to write great chick lit!

On Writing: Non-fiction
Do you have the "write stuff" to be a prosperous freelance copywriter? Some so-called writing experts say you don't need much skill or talent to be a freelance copywriter for businesses and professionals. Don't believe it. This article looks at the specific writing skills you must have to be successful and prosperous in this field. If your abilities are not up to par, all hope is not lost: We'll also look at some ways to hone your skills so you can be competitive in the business market.

Just the Facts, Ma'am: An Introduction to the Dying Art of Unbiased Reporting
The main difference between the fiction and non fiction is deceptively simple but very profound. Non-fiction does not allow for creative license. By its nature, it requires a firm rooting in reality, in bare bones fact. And therein lays the trouble for many writers

Anything Goes
Writing as a Gift Don't know what to buy for a special occasion? Use your artful skills - give the gift of writing!

Promoting Yourself
Market Yourself to the Right People, You Big Dummy! Are you reaching the right people? A short read for freelance writers.

Film & Screen
How to Break In and Succeed as a Screenwriter This article examines a few of the many techniques outlined in "Secrets of Film Writing" and provides examples of screenwriters who succeeded with Tom Lazarus' guidelines.

Poetry & Prose
Write a Poem in Ten Minutes Have you ever sat there staring at the paper, ready to write, but unsure where to begin? Want a solution that will overcome even the worst writer's block? Anyone can start writing poetry today using a few simple techniques.

Getting Published
Where Can I Publish my Book? What to publish, where to publish? This is a great informational guide on your many publishing options.

Writers Showcase
Fish Bait This is the first installment of a series of short stories of similar topic. The name of the collection is "The Slightly Exagerated Tales of a Redneck Madwoman Momma". I hope you enjoy it.

My Special Brother Most of the parents would not be able to accept the fact that their children are special, much less take care of them with love and care. One minute they are so engrossed doing something. The next minute they will be jumping up and down or busy exploring around for new interests. It takes patience to understand their needs and perseverance to meet their needs.

Poetry Corner
Finally Famous
by melrosejoe
Invisible by cksbabydoll
For Her by ankylo
Sirens and Silence by ankylo
Women Sitting Behind Me by aced2square
EAB 53 by melrosejoe
Pencil Wood by melrose joe
Changeling by gfralin
Afternoon by the Lake by gfralin
Odd Realities by gfralin
Sarcasm as Art by antryg
The Call of the Sea by shaire
Rainy Day by melrosejoe

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