Posts tagged word processor
Writer's Relief Blog: "E-Queries: How To Submit Online To Agents And Editors"
E-queries are a relatively new way of reaching literary agents, and the publishing industry “rules” for e-queries are still a mystery to some writers of fiction and nonfiction. Using email to pitch your book to literary agents or editors at publishing houses is often the easiest way to connect.
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Daily Writing Goal
When the forever American spellcheck underlines your Brittish spelled words in that accusing red
I WILL WRITE COLOUR WITH AN “U” AND YOU CAN’T STOP ME!
Saving your document a million times in paranoia after wriitng one word
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The fact that Harry Potter was written on a Word Document format on a computer freaks me out. J.K. writing Harry Potter looks just like me writing a paper for my Shakespeare class an hour before its due…It just seems too simple for something so extraordinary.
I always imagined her sitting in some sort of grandiose chair and her writing with a huge quilled pen or speaking the words aloud and them magically appearing a large, floating piece of paper or something. A process that could equate to the product, I suppose.
It’s not the tools that makes the artist great. It’s how they use them.
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When I’m drafting a new poem and my word processing program automatically capitalizes the first word of every line
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