Here is a quick round-up of this weekās most popular posts from the Writersā Know-How website.
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Here is a quick round-up of this weekās most popular posts from the Writersā Know-How website.
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What a lovely problem to have: so much work that you need some assistance keeping track! In my forthcoming Journalistās Toolkit course Iāll be looking at a range of options.
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How can you remember all those ideas you have or snippets of conversation you hear while out and about? These ten note-taking approaches should help.
Read MoreDoes a writer need to have enjoyed a 100% success rate when querying editors in order to teach others how to query? Hopefully not!
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Query letters that worked
This is an interesting book whose title under-promises and over-delivers.
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Screenshot of the British Library website, by Terry Freedman
Itās all very well being able to write, but what about how we write, that is the tools we use? There is a fascinating exhibition coming in London in April 2019 that explores this.
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How to make money as a freelance writer
Freelance writersā earnings tend to be very low for most people. However, this book provides suggestions on how to make decent money in this field.
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The demise of public libraries is appalling. What can we do about it?
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writersā reference books, by Terry Freedman
My personal tribute to the sports writer Hugh McIlvanney.
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London Book Fair, by Terry Freedman
The seminars running at the London Book Fair 2019 are now published on the LBF website. Iāve identified a few great looking sessions, as always.
Read More#LBF18 UK Book Blogger Awards 2018, by Terry Freedman
Once again this year, the London Book Fair will run awards for book bloggers, bookstagrammers and book tubers. This article gives links to the brilliant people who won the awards in 2018.
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There are many ways, in many countries, in which a writer can get into serious trouble. This article outlines some of them. Based on a talk and panel discussion at the London Book Fair 2018.
Read MoreWhatās a book of paintings got to do with the writing process?
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Tom Watson and Giles Watling, MPs, speaking at the Awards. Photo by Terry Freedman
Congratulations to all the shortlisted authors and their books! There were some great-looking books on display. Here is some information about the winning entry, and a couple of the others.
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What Kafkaās Poseidon and I ā and probably every other freelance ā have in common.
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Gratuitous swearing usually adds nothing to a piece of writing or a talk. Itās unpleasant to listen to, and probably has unfortunate consequences for the offender.
Read MoreThe Late Lines stage, by Terry Freedman
Late Lines is an event run by the City Lit adult education institute in London. Hereās a brief report of the most recent one, plus key dates for your literary calendar.
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Fast writing, by Terry Freedman
Another quick tip for writers who want to get stuff done.
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How attending a prose and poetry evening caused me to make a few changes in my life.
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Fast writing, by Terry Freedman
Another fast writing tip: using a specific keyboard shortcut in Word.
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