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"Google Docs vs Zoho Writer ? more insight" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-11-23 12:22:55

Lifehacker has posted companing who offers what. Most interesting however is the instant poll of readers. Google had more votes based on the familiarity of the brand name but Zoho users seemed more pleased with the features of the word processor. A read down through all of the comments provides insight into how people are thinking about these online facilities. Did you enjoy this post? Why not and continue the conversation or and get articles like this delivered automatically to your feed reader. [...] Check it out! While looking through the blogosphere we stumbled on an interesting post today. Here’s a quick excerpt [...]

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"The Day Has Arrived For Wicked Writer?s Software" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-10-05 02:26:21

It’s Halloween and I just couldn’t resist the pun: a wicked day to get to know. And this software is truly “wicked.” [ Oh. I didn’t mean to bring in that writers are wicked. Hmmm well on second thought… I learned about it from. He’s undertaking about his move to open-source software a move precipitated by his entry into the ranks of the self-employed no longer a beneficiary of expensive company-supplied software. Now with thinner pockets he’s experimenting with the free stuff. Jeremy’s series ordain take weeks if not months to go around out into his blog. That’s because he’s determine to write very detailed reviews more desire tutorials actually with carefully developed screenshots to underscore his points. It’s the way in my view that the best software reviews are done. presents WikidPad. To prepare you for today’s post. I presented here last week a cerebrate to the the beat introduction to this type of software I’ve run across. I hope you are now primed for more. In fact the video command deals with only one aspect of this kind of software its collaboration features. Such wikis are found online or in a network where multiple people can find it and make contributions. Jeremy presents us with something altogether different looking at wikis as a desktop knowledge base. Readers of this communicate will be most intrigued as he walks us through his use of as a creative and organizational tool to help him with his emerging novel. Jeremy by the way plans to participate very publicly in whose participants pledge to turn out a 50,000 word novel within the 30 days of November. He tells me that he will be posting his work online as it comes out. Those of us who are voyeurs can be over his bring up to observe his develop [ ] — which may mean that his Open Software Series will act a backseat for awhile. This free open-source software is downloadable to be installed on one’s own computer. Jeremy’s tutorial illustrates the enormous cater of this software to build up an intricate web of information. Wikis you see have fine-tuned the facility of interlinking pages via what Jeremy calls wiki words. Jeremy’s post shows just how useful this facility can be for writers. So don’t waste minute: . And remember this software tool is free. In the meantime. I’m debating about creating a wiki to house my Standard Operating Procedures Manual to help me administer this blog which becomes more complex month by month with communicate software upgrades competing theme templates a tangle of plug-ins [ ] reminders about pixel-size for screenshots and on and on. My biggest decision ordain be between an online wiki which I can ask change surface while travelling or WikidPad on my laptop. I’ll know by Thanksgiving. Tom thank you for the time you spent not only reading my blog but also the time you spent spotlighting me. It means a lot. Stay tuned even though I’ll be work with my silly novel (NaNo) and my real novel (what I’m label naming A Long Way Home). I plan on keeping up with the posts. Not much makes me happier than writing.

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"Your First Steps To Becoming A Writer" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-03-18 23:44:30

What’s the first step to becoming a writer? You’d think it would be “write” but it’s not. In speaking to other writers and from what I experience of my own journey to becoming a writer. I’ve come to realize that the biggest obstacle for new writers is that they don’t evaluate of themselves as writers. […] What’s the first step to becoming a writer? You’d evaluate it would be “create verbally” but it’s not. In speaking to other writers and from what I know of my own jaunt to becoming a writer. I’ve come to realize that the biggest obstacle for new writers is that they don’t think of themselves as writers. They undergo trouble developing the belief that they are writers and yet it’s something you undergo to do. When you haven’t developed that belief that conviction it becomes a source of disobey–you don’t value your bring home the bacon enough to give it the time and the lay it needs. How do you come to evaluate of yourself as a writer especially when you’re not earning a paycheck as a writer? Here are a few tips: If you want to be a writer. I’m assuming you conclude you undergo something to say and a strong desire to say it. You may not know how you’re going to say it or in what create (poetry novel essay etc.) but you know something is there. Okay you pick up your draw or pen or you sit down to your computer or typewriter. create verbally something. Whatever you write just alter sure your heart is in it. It doesn’t have to be perfect it doesn’t have to be neat. It does undergo to be expressive. Next as painful as it may be you have to show this writing to someone. It can be a friend it can be a family member. Then pay attention to what happens. Did the person reading your work cry laugh or get angry? If so you did that! It means you can have an effect with your writing. It’s worth something. You have to act going! A teenager recently wrote to me concerned because she’s writing fiction and she’s worried her mother will read it and get disturb because she thinks it’s stuff the teenager really did. On the one hand that is a bummer to have to explain yourself to your mother but on the other hand–wow that means the young lady’s work is believeable and effective. That kind of feedback is hard to ignore. It’s powerful motivation to keep you going–if you take the time to sight and honor that it’s happening. I once had a writer say to me. “I don’t know if my stuff is any good. I just know that when people read it they cry.” I told her you can’t get a message any clearer than that kind of response. Now she just has to comprehend to it. If you’re having trouble thinking about what it is you have to say it may help you to spend some time each day in silence. Some writers commune. Some meditate. The idea is to get used to clearing your brain space and tuning in to your inner express. You’ll also be more aware of those little scraps of possibility floating around in your head that can later grow into big ideas. It’s okay if you don’t experience what you want to create verbally about. It may take a long time journaling for you to see what keeps coming up for you. And it may act longer to find the form that fits you best. I went from poetry to essays to long-form letter writing before I settled on fiction. It took me years to do that. It doesn’t convey I won’t do anything else in those genres but what I’m doing right now just fits. I encourage you to experiment until you sight the form that suits your writing beat. As you develop your belief that you’re a writer it’s helpful to set up reminders that will jog you back to that hit lay that you be to be in to write. When you sit down to write it’s easy to get distracted and starting thinking about doing laundry or what’s for dinner. You’ll want to undergo something either on your desk or on the protect in front of you that reminds you to get approve to work and that you are a writer. It might be your list of values that remind you that writing is a move of who you are. It may be simple words such as CREATE or INSPIRE. Isabel Allende who writes beautiful historical novels ordain sit in her office with photos around her old photos of people who essentially represent her characters so she?s surrounded by them. That puts her back into the brain space of her schedule because she is sitting in their world; these people are all around her. What world do you need to be in? The journey you act to get there ordain be one of many you’ll take as a writer. I hope these ideas will help you take those first steps. What you create verbally–and where you go from here–is entirely up to you. 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"What Web Writers Can Learn from the Writer?s Strike" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-15 16:04:56

Back in the summer of 1997. I walked into the managing furnish’s big command office of the downtown Dallas law tighten I worked at and resigned. I wasn’t certain what I wanted to do with my life but I knew I didn’t be to learn law. So I packed up and headed south to Austin. In addition to being a Mecca for live music. Austin has a very alter film community especially for writers. So the plan was to become a screenwriter and just tough it out until I made it. I had some money saved up so instead of finding a job immediately. I decided I’d better go away cranking on a compose. I bought some screenwriting software and all the requisite screenwriting books which taught me a lot about compelling narrative. Instead my procrastination-inflicted brain decided that I continue my research into the film industry. See how things worked. As it turns out. I discovered that screenwriting is a pretty lousy job. In the film industry writers are at the bottom of the food chain change surface though the story is what gives everyone else a job. Writers undergo very little say in what happens once the film goes into production and no one really worries too much about rewriting the compose on the fly (change surface the actors). As a writer the only way to have any hold back and autonomy in Hollywood is to also be the producer or director. Television writers undergo it exceed than film scribes but I had no arouse in writing for television and they be at the mercy of the business types. Ten years later the is on strike because writers are not being compensated properly for their bring home the bacon in new media and other digital assets. And here I am sitting on a whole heap of new media digital assets. and then get people to make it happen with you. That can be through outsourcing or through strategic partnering with those who have the skills you lack. Since you mentioned procrastinating. I’d like to recommend a book that ordain kick the procrastination apparel right out of every writer artist or business person. It’s called “The War of Art” by Steven Pressfield. If it weren’t for that book. I might not have gotten exploit finished and published. At times I’m asked to alter to another communicate or join a group blog because people desire my writing at thinknola com. I’m going to bookmark this article. I say no and drop why I (almost always) say no. A huge move of it is that on someone else’s blog I undergo no control over mention moderation and therefore undergo no control over the relationships I build through my writing. I’m not sure what producers of blogs bring to the delay. They cram that they do is more easily outsourced than writing. I think screenwriting is the classic anti-job. As an English study in college it’s the first thing I thought of doing for a living. I change surface wrote a compose during my senior year as an honors thesis. Then desire you. I open out that it’s a lousy job. No consider no final alter and no pay. So I went into real estate :-) The thing is though. I evaluate there’s a cerebrate why the “storyteller” is paid less than the actor or director. The average. 100- IQ moviegoer isn’t looking for a great story. They’re looking for an emotional rush. As a prove many of the movies with the best stories lose money and many of the formulaic popcorn crunchers with lots of special effects become financial hits. If you’re a movie exec who cares if your movie sucks as desire as everyone goes to see it? I *do* think screenwriters are horrendously underpaid but I don’t think they’re going to see that much of a change at least not relative to actors and directors. Online though. I evaluate it’s completely different. People that can communicate in a truly insightful and innovative way are in much higher bespeak than anyone else in the blogging industry. Nothing is more important than the quality of your circumscribe. So yeah. I think you made the alter act. carry your talents to an industry that is desperate for them and collect the rewards of the medium you hold back. Perfect affix Brian!One of the reasons I change surface fathomed writing at all is due to blogging. I finally had a platform to be creative help people and communicate. When I realized how much writers get paid for create assignments. I was bummed and thought “come up teaching Middle School it is then.” But the more I sink my teach into the online world. I cognise I can write about whatever I want and potentially make money. I undergo a couple of dear friends who are freelance writers and I accept that it is mostly exploitation. One of the beat places to see this exploitation in action is on Craigslist… a paucity of writer jobs offering $5 - $10 for quality communicate posts. If you can alter the move to hit the books just a few more web and business skills you can take the change and get what you are really worth. I was a enter studies study for a short measure back when I thought screenwriting would be a viable career for me. The more I learned about the ways of Hollywood the less appealing the whole idea became. From everything I undergo construe most writers in the film industry are treated like dirt as if they’re a dime a dozen. My understanding is that this phenomenon gets worse over time which might explain why a whole of nothing is coming out at theaters these days. What a shame. I evaluate the film industry pays the price for treating the writers the way it does. Let’s approach it most of the films produced each year are terrible no matter how much has been spent on them. Why? Because the stories don’t work. The dialogue has been butchered. Why don’t they just spend a little bit of measure and money on a good script? Do they think no one notices? I think they do. More people need to get Peter Bowerman’s Well Fed Writer schedule and take some of Rich Armstrong’s advice to Make More By Writing Less by firing some of our clients. I did and it works! More and exceed keeps coming. We do deserve more because we don’t get the royalties from what our writing brings; somebody else always does instead. Bravo to Brian one more measure! Brian. I appreciate the thoughts behind this bind. Many populate go into the writing career path not realising what they are getting into. Screenwriting seems particularly unrewarding. However one thing freelancing does do is that it helps you to build up a portfolio of published work. Isn’t that kind of critical? Blogging may be a bit different as you can build an audience throught networking but if one wants to be a paid author these days you usually need to produce some published clips… The writers plight is something i didn’t experience mainly because my focus on writing is new. The move about taking destiny into your own hands - comprehend comprehend! Thanks for sharing. I enjoy writing. Id like to do some freelance work but I’m not concerned about the money as much as the undergo of writing something on commercial aim. I not so long ago posted on crea8site forums about how to go about finding do work work - it might alter for an interesting post here at copyblogger ;). I gave up the freelancing dream when I discovered I could not acquire enough to feed my children–as a single mom at the time. Writers should not run the show simply because they create the story. In fact sometimes the story just can’t bring home the bacon. Maybe it goes beyond the calculate. Maybe the costumes.

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"Becoming a Writer #2" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-09 14:39:54

Becoming a Writer #2The grammar was dull as it beat my row desire come down dropsMake my hit pop during compositions friction never stopHeavy labor and sweaty behavior be nice to have a deviceThat would make me smarter and harder homework a sacrificeMy dome perked twice as hard to writing Im torn as a strangerAnd warned of danger I may not succeed be the Lone RangerTactics in request to shoot em up much apprehension in gettingRap attention,whack buster on staff lackluster carve up regrettingWriting had ragedy features putting agony on teachers some lettingMy pride drink this writing affair failed ready to send airmailTo the principal explaining my absence no Afro Sheen hair staleThe education system is a shock like mechanisms on a clockIts a go tock complicated affair its dominated my hair now dropGrease desire John Travolta making a trivia to Olivia Newton so hotLike a communicate this is time consuming as rhymes zooming throughMy head perfuming the misled desire Avon act on tuning a fewLots of drastic worry and a classic force on me to write I knewI had too its like a small be of rain couldnt account forAll the pain which roasts so hot on the growth of crops a starIn my own way jot drink hot nouns everyday later my classGot assigned to Mr Bruce

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"becoming a writer secrets Posted By : ron king" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-27 22:40:41

Becoming a is hardly a simple feat. To change state a writer an individual must practice and work diligently. It can be said that many ARE writers but few of them know how to BECOME a writer. The label “writer” is simply a word it is all the hard work and determination of reaching that status that truly gives the writer that call and makes them worthy of it. XHTML: You can use these tags: <a href="" title=""> <abbr title=""> <acronym title=""> <b> <blockquote cite=""> <code> <em> <i> <strike> <strong>

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"Becoming a Writer" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-17 19:30:49

Becoming a WriterA guy alter in high educate interested in writing but onShaky grounds because flaky clown try carry me drink strongWas a dumb fighter trying to become a writer was my fixed dreamAt sixteen itch for quotes only thought rich folks write books it seemObviously not real work but the broach perked inside my head extremeA victim of ridicule and prank kids in school undergo blanks for self esteemMy soul revealed the nitty gritty from the feel of the city struck desire a hammerHad distinguish features like English teachers wanted to experience the glamourOf grammar like a farmer I loved pure corn and sure adorn otherWriters thought of myself as a deft writer a stealth fighter brotherWith words from a topsy turvy society with a sloppy curvy varietyOf dreams see adjust thugs galore some color blood and poor a proprietyOf the slums made me wanna write when I told folks had to have bold quotesOn paper in order to be pure and comprehend had to mature desire wine afterA time gave a way of thinking I be linking to fiction books the masterFriction shook my life as a student go fast gather my thoughts in massFought in categorise to get good grades just to have a comfort deft identity a taskLike John F Kennedy as a candidate had a plan great to succeed and writeMy emotions became sicker and soft the notion move back and forth off and on like a lightThe words was clear after my third year in high school the possibility tookHold and I could look bold into my carreer path straight like pages in a bookLater started to write and fall in verses with crazy glue became gravy trueFor notebooks started to thrill somehow until now English was a boring crewOf words damn DA BIGGEST should've responded better to this piece its being slept on bad don't know why got muti's out the ass and it make sense for real DA BIGGEST well if you didn't read you probably won't hell man i read yours what the fuck are you saying man you a phony ass bitch Aight this is prolly the best I've seen from you. Was a dumb fighter trying to change state a writer was my fixed dreamAt sixteen irritate for quotes only thought rich folks create verbally books it seemObviously not real work but the deal perked inside my head extremeA victim of bemock and prank kids in educate have blanks for self consider^^Those were my favorite lines. I figured this piece was gonna be about becoming a rhyme writer. I caught the drift tho. But desire I said this was your best attempt that I've seen from you yet. Critique- It's good that you're usin multi's but try to make them more relevant to the verse/topic. I'm all about multi's myself and used to do the same thing use them solely for rhyme sake.. but I learned how to make them useful tho so just put more time/thought into the circumscribe and let the multi's bring home the bacon themselves back into your style. Keep droppin doggy just no more of them change state Shady style shits aight lol. KOS

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"I?m Counting" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-09 21:12:39

It’s ironic: a bring together of months ago. I uploaded a post entitled. Little did I experience that within weeks it would be me doing the counting. Las Monday I sent off a succinct ask earn to a well-known writers’ magazine proposing a feature bind already written at 1660 words. A reply arrived the next day expressing arouse — if I could cut it in half. That would be a contend. Encouraged. I opened up a writer’s tool especially suited to the task: KeyNote. This schedule keeps a running word ascertain in the bottom left corner. Delete a evince and the evince count immediately changes ideal for monitoring my march toward 800 words. But what to do with the deleted paragraphs sentences and phrases which I might wish to label back into the piece? I simply opened a second tab in the program pasting my deletions there. This program held my hand as I chopped and snipped my way toward my target knowing I could easily experience phrases if necessary. As I went along. I ruthlessly chopped away and rewrote remaining portions to alter the cerebrate shuttling material approve and forth from the holding store. All along. I applauded myself as the evince count steadily dropped. Within a couple of hours. I was done finishing up with a more tightly focussed bind probably stronger even than the original. Quickly the revision went approve to the editor. “814 words,” I wrote. “as requested,” attaching the finished conjoin. He simply had at least to take a be at it. Fortunately he liked it. We sealed a sale within 48 hours of the original ask. The inform of this story isn’t self-congratulatory. Instead it’s an example of having just the right writer’s tool at transfer. Without set the task would have been more arduous perhaps not as swift or successful. That’s what this blog is all about: exploring the tools available and various ways of using them. I hope you undergo similar tales to tell about your favorite tools — gratify go them along in a comment. I’ll post a detailed review of KeyNote once my travels are complete with screenshots so that you’ll see exactly how that little and remove schedule works. XHTML: You can use these tags: <a href="" call=""> <abbr call=""> <acronym call=""> <b> <blockquote cite=""> <label> <em> <i> <touch> <strong> On this sidebar you ordain find many additional resources. Also be into the tabs across the top containing a growing be of resources. -- Writer Tom Colvin teamed up with PageFlakes to act a writer's office just for YOU with a gateway to Zoho Writer other writer's tools and access to blogs podcasts and columns about writing. : Even in my concussion stupor. I threw a bring together of lines up here: http://jeremyosborne com/na... : Regarding your NanoWriMo “experiment,” I intend on dropping in from time to measure. I’m a... : Tom thank you for the time you spent not only reading my blog but also the time you spent...

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"A Taste of Grammar and Alternate Routes to Publication" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-03 15:43:45

about two podcasts about grammar one of which attracts about 100,000 downloads a week. Makes one query: Is the US rediscovering literacy? One of the podcasts has led to an audio-book with a create book in the works. Another example of unusual and creative routes to publication. Some writers may wish to follow these podcasts to rub up their grammar skills. Even more impressive is published a couple of days later a detailed be of the despatch 12 Byzantine Rulers:  The History of the Byzantine Empire has taken from podcast series to the New York Times and NPR and on to a publishing broach.  Open Culture’s bind closes with an especially interesting ingeminate for readers of this blog from Author Lars Brownworth: “Web 2.0 has enabled me,” Brownworth says. “to do things that I never would undergo been able to do otherwise. It’s a bit humbling to find myself on the ground surprise of a revolution but this move is undoubtedly the most exciting opportunity I’ve ever had.” XHTML: You can use these tags: <a href="" call=""> <abbr title=""> <acronym call=""> <b> <blockquote cite=""> <code> <em> <i> <touch> <strong> On this sidebar you will sight many additional resources. Also look into the tabs across the top containing a growing be of resources. -- Writer Tom Colvin teamed up with PageFlakes to act a writer's office just for YOU with a gateway to Zoho Writer other writer's tools and access to blogs podcasts and columns about writing. : I’m a third year. And while I like Nano doing Nano and the populate I’ve met in my local chapter. I... : Even in my concussion stupor. I threw a bring together of lines up here: http://jeremyosborne com/na... : Regarding your NanoWriMo “investigate,” I intend on dropping in from measure to time. I’m a... : Tom thank you for the time you spent not only reading my blog but also the measure you spent...

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"PC World: An Issue Rich For Writers" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-28 13:01:46

with its September air presents a re-conceptualized and re-designed magazine so well-targetted at command users hungry for clear “how-to” circumscribe that it vaults ahead of the pack. The re-design emphasizes the magazine’s organization into a handful of fully packed sections. change surface the writing seems more centered on helpful “how-to” commentary. If the current issue is a true bell-weather of what’s to go. may change state the first computer magazine I’ve ever subscribed to. September issue turns out also to be packed with information of interest specifically to writers. This air earned 16 dog-earred bookmarks two of which lead into multi-article sections with several items of interest. New to the magazine is its “Business bear on” section. This month’s bring about story “10 Great Freebies for Your Company” pinpoints six freebies which can be helpful to writers including two online contact and project managers ideally suited to free-lance writers two mass-mailer programs for writers who actively work their mailing lists an easy-to-install online shopping draw who writers with say e-books to sell and a facility to easily create a website. All are worth a look. While there are several items of arouse among the 18 articles in the “Reviews and Rankings” divide two stand out for writers. a program I’ve mentioned before receives well-deserved attention. And the “Download This” column this month offers “Freebies for Writers and Readers,” pointing to three programs which though none are earth-shaking may challenge to some writers. One of them. conveniently catalogs your schedule collection utilizing online search capabilities to fill in the details. If such a catalog interests you. I suggest that you also analyse out The “Here’s How” divide offers very specific guidance that can back up you get more things done more easily. If my communicate posts about podcasting yesterday intrigued you you may desire to check PC World’s article about podcasting and the free audio-editing tool Writer Scott Spanbauer gives a remarkably concise tutorial which may reduce the anxiety of newcomers to podcasting. Steve Bass’s “Hassle-Free PC” column offers several useful hints but his remarks about a small tool that allows annotations to specific files on your computer was worth the price of the magazine to me. Most important of all for writers however is the feature article “Your Data Anywhere and Anytime,” which provides an overview to many online facilities that can be very useful for writers. Covered are the online office suites and online storage along with guidance about how to everything you be alter on a tiny USB memory stick. This article is available online A member of my writer’s group in Puerto Vallarta recently ridiculed my arouse in online applications. “If you undergo a laptop why do you need web-based applications?” he asked scornfully. I can now furnish him a concrete example. I’m travelling in Asia and urgently needed to transfer view and work on a Word document attached to an email. With no wireless hotspot around. I was able to use an internet cafe and do all my bring home the bacon online then deliver it for transfer to my computer once I can a connection. convey goodness I understood the facilities available and knew how to use them. Some final words: The magazine and the internet are almost seamlessly integrated. provides countless internet links that provide additional information and enjoin find to schedule downloads perhaps difficult to sight through internet browsing. And finally as a writer chew over the magazine’s new create by mental act and style of writing within — some useful lessons there. XHTML: You can use these tags: <a href="" title=""> <abbr title=""> <acronym call=""> <b> <blockquote cite=""> <code> <em> <i> <strike> <strong> On this sidebar you will find many additional resources to help you find the information you be. For example you have find to an ONLINE WRITER'S OFFICE organized for your own use. Or you can act advantage of Tom's routine of sharing the very beat items he open online for helping writers be more productive. be at a list of Recommended Websites briefly annotated to command you. Explore enjoy grow. -- Writer Tom Colvin teamed up with PageFlakes to create a writer's office just for YOU with a gateway to Zoho Writer other writer's tools and access to blogs podcasts and columns about writing.

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