Talking about making writing time a priority is one thing. Talking about making your writing and your writing time sacred is something else entirely. Now we are into the realm of spirituality. I won’t bring up the “G” word here, but with this prompt I do want you to consider what you hold sacred and what feels sacred to you….
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7 Ways to Block Out the Noise and Distraction So You Can Write
No matter how much you say you want to write, I bet, like me, you can find a million and one ways not to write. Today the world is a noisy, distracting place—and that world comes right to your keyboard. That means that if for any reason you don’t want to write, can’t write or are just having a hard…
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10 Twitter Tips for Nonfiction Writers
Today’s guest post is written by social media expert Frances Caballo (@CaballoFrances). I am very pleased to announce that Frances has agreed to regularly share her social media know-how with Write Nonfiction Now. Twitter is the most important social media network for writers. This microblogging platform is perfect for disseminating your newest blog posts, asking questions, and conversing with your…
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Schedule Your Writing: Nonfiction Writing Prompt #15
Now that you have found writing time in your days, weeks or months, you need to put it to use. How else will you ever get your book, article, essay, or blog written? I know I wrote about organizing your time and making writing a priority, but that doesn’t mean you actually made the effort to create a writing schedule…
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The Busy-Man’s Guide for Finding Time to Write
The number one excuse most writers have when asked why they haven’t yet written, finished or published a book is that they don’t have time. In this guest blog post, fantasy writer and blogger Jevon Knights (@JevonKnights) explains how every writer—even the busiest man or woman—can find time to write. So you’ve decided to be a writer. With great articles…
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