This is part of the series of blog articles called "A Writer’s Guide…", check out this article by writer Catherine Doveland on being a Dance Trapeze Artist.
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A Writer’s Guide… To Volcanology
This is part of the series of blog articles called "A Writer’s Guide…", check out this article by writer L.B.Carter on Volcanology.
A Writer’s Guide… To Karate And Martial Arts
This is part of the series of blog articles called “A Writer’s Guide…”, check out this article by writer Kyle Robertson on Karate and Martial Arts.
A Writer’s Guide… To Being a Cook In a Bar
This is part of the new series of blog articles called “A Writer’s Guide…”, check out this article by writer R. H. Hammer on being a cook at a bar.
A Writer’s Guide…to Technology Help Desk
Check out this article by writer Sarena on being a Biochemist. This is part of the series of blog articles called “A Writer’s Guide…”. The purpose of this series is to give detailed information on skills and occupations that writers can use when creating characters. Technology Help Desk by Aubrey Lakeside Let me first …
A Writer’s Guide… to Nuclear Submarines
This is part of the new series of blog articles called "A Writer’s Guide…", check out this article by writer Ryan Hickey on Nuclear Submarines.
A Writer’s Guide… to Art Historians and Museums
Continuing with the new A Writer's Guide... series, check out this article by author Virginia Soenksen on being an Art Historian.
A Writer’s Guide… To Being A Reporter
Welcome to the new series! This is the Writer's Guide series which will be published every Sunday. These articles are resource posts from other writers who share their knowledge and experience at different occupations or skills. The idea behind this is to create a resource library of information that other writers may find useful when creating characters with these skills/occupations.
What is Your Responsibility as a Writer?
Today I want to talk about your responsibility as a writer. Hint: it's NOT just about writing books. I recently witnessed a young writer, in a Facebook group, ask for critique on her first chapter. I and several other writers offered to read it. I made copious notes and sent it back, however she couldn't access my notes due to a "version" issue of the software we were using. However, other writers had better luck. After receiving her critique, she got angry, left a rather snarky message on the group and left. It showed little for the writer's maturity, when they lashed out and even less for their ability to accept criticism.
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