As both adjective and adverb, the word very is appropriate in many contexts, but when prefixed to a strong word like chaotic, it weakens the expression. Very has its place in numerous useful idioms: That lamp is the
These days, writing is the most effortless it has ever been for me. I can crank out a thousand words in less than half an hour without breaking a sweat. But it didn’t always used to be this way.
Because of my love of world building, I’ve always been drawn to the fantasy genre and knew I wanted to try writing a fantasy. But I found out very quickly that crafting a breathing, living world isn’t as easy
About the Internship The Ready Writers internship programme is a corporate social responsibility initiative of The Ready Writers Consult to give back to society by developing the capacity of the youths and preparing them for the fast-paced and rigorous
Here is everything I wrote to myself about writing last year. Word for word from my note book (with a few added headers to break things up a bit). (Bonus recommendations at the bottom of the page.) I hope
Sometimes it seems like everyone I know either is a published writer (traditional or indie) or wants to be one. There is, essentially, only one difference between the two: One group finished their books and one didn’t. Not finishing
A CV (curriculum vitae) is your own way of communicating your abilities, experiences, qualifications and skills in order to secure a job you desire. Writing your CV requires conscious effort. Employers have also identified some flaws that reduce the
We asked our readers to share their writing tips. The response was far beyond the initial expectations, and the quality of the tips included was amazing. Thanks to everyone who contributed. Now, without further delay, the 34 writing tips
We have helped gathered 15 inspirational writing quotes from famous writers in the world for your reading delight. Find them below: I try to create sympathy for my characters, then turn the monsters loose. – Stephen King
Chances are, you read the title of this post and huffed, “I hate rejection! Rejection, I will dance upon your grave!” The good news is that if you are to sustain your growth as a writer, you’ll never stop
