Crowdsourcing for Writers Part 1
According to Wikipedia, the definition of Crowdsourcing is the practice of obtaining needed services, ideas, or content by soliciting contributions from a large group of people, and especially from an online community, rather than from traditional employees or suppliers. I attended a Webinar yesterday where Guy Kawasaki, co-author of APE: Author, Publisher, Entrepreneur spoke about his success [...]
Finding Errors
OK, let’s get real here. Errors happen. No matter how much you have perfected your writing skills, the possibility of error still exists. However, I am seeing more and more careless errors, especially in Facebook posts and emails. Are we really in that much of a hurry? Or are we getting lazy? Or doesn’t anybody [...]
Edit, Review, Proofread?
How do you proofread your work?
Reviewing…Editing…Revising
I finished the first draft of my new book, “Create and Deliver Your Own Online Course” about a week ago and let it sit while I started working on some other writing projects. This morning I got it out, thinking I would do a quick run-through before sending it off to Lulu for self-publishing. It [...]
Janie Sullivan, Director
Center for Writing Excellence
1st Annual Fiction Anthology
2nd Annual Fiction Anthology
Develop and Deliver an Online Course
Developing Characters that Speak