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3 writing tips from a crazy boss :: Confessions of A Dirty Blonde
I once had a crazy boss who taught me about editing. He went on to become a millionaire by designing pizza boxes. I am not kidding. The man did this to fund his writing habit. And just like all twenty-somethings with far too much money, he blew through it and filed bankruptcy later. Then he […]
Pictures of Success in 1,000 Words or Less
This month’s installment of a column brought to you by . . . YOU. This is where we give up control of what’s said and hand it over to the people who matter most: our clients. Your words appear in this space, once a month. Why? Oodles of ah-ha moments. Some of the writers who […]
Want $5,500 to write your book?
We’re settling in here, finding our favorite hangouts, and apparently you’re finding them too. The last four days have been our busiest ever. It feels like a celebration. And we haven’t even announced our biggest surprise yet. Ready? We’re giving away a full-ride into Write Raw Gold – our $5,500 coaching and editing program that […]
Surprises, I love ‘em
Sexy as fuck. That’s what this site is. You’re looking at the product of five months’ worth of blood and sweat from a team you’ll only find in your dreams. (Yeah, we left the filter behind with the other trash. You thought we were irreverent before? Ha.) Welcome to the biggest shit-show we’ve ever started. […]
A goal without a plan is just a wish. Let’s write.
It’s Tuesday. That means you have a little less than 72 hours to decide whether or not your dream of writing a book or website content is something you want to do – versus something you just want to think about. (Over and over, for days, weeks, years on end…) Summer Writing Camp starts Saturday, […]
On writing and courage :: Confessions of a Dirty Blonde
Becky shared a badass image on Facebook earlier this week. And it couldn’t have come to me at a better time. Funny how the world seems to give you what you need, if you’re looking in the right places. It was this: The day before, I was at a graduation party for one of the […]
Write better in four steps
Want to be taken seriously? Improve your writing skills – and social media presence – in four manageable steps. Believe it or not, my clients’ expertise doesn’t end at fiction. Many of the writers I work with are professionals who need help with work-specific content for books, blogs and business material. They understand their writing […]
Adverbs are sucking your prose dry :: Confessions of a Dirty Blonde
The girl I used to teach next to, back in the day, had a sign in her classroom that read: “Said is dead.” A philosophy I live by. But the poster comes to mind now because was swarming with adverbs and verbs she suggested students use to replace “said” and make shit shine. WRONG. I’m […]