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  • The Writers Pulse & 51 Ways To Improve Your Writing

    From the page: "How can you improve your writing? The answer to that question is entirely subjective, but there are certain steps you can take to get yourself on the right path. Some of these tips you'll agree with, some you won't. Mix them and match them, discard those you... more

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  • Rated by rhunlimited on Jun 10, 1:44pm

    great concise list

  • Rated by soulcoughing on Nov 05 2008, 9:53am

    common sense to anyone who CAN write.

  • Rated by Proofpositivity on Oct 14 2008, 7:59pm

    Great list for writers

  • Rated by Bennyinny on Oct 14 2008, 2:01pm

    From the page: "How can you improve your writing? The answer to that question is entirely subjective, but there are certain steps you can take to get yourself on the right path."

  • Rated by amyderby on Sep 18 2008, 3:39pm

    Nice long list of writing tips that are practical (and sometimes funny).

  • Rated by MeghnaK on Jun 29 2008, 7:37am

    some wonderful writing tips

  • Reviewed by Tom-Ingram on Jun 27 2008, 3:49pm

    "Write because you like to, not because you hope to get paid." I hope no one reading this list plans on writing for a living. You should be writing for both reasons, but if you can only choose one, write because you hope to get paid. No one's going to pay you because you enjoy writing.

  • Rated by dragonjazz on Jun 27 2008, 1:17pm

    "It's a question asked every ten seconds by aspiring writers around the globe: How can I improve my writing?" Answer: Don't use stupid lead-ins. Seriously, one of the "tips" is "use paragraphs".

  • Rated by thewriterspulse on Jun 25 2008, 12:33pm

    51 tips to improve your writing.

  • Rated by timethief on Jun 04 2008, 3:19pm

    From the page: "How can you improve your writing? The answer to that question is entirely subjective, but there are certain steps you can take to get yourself on the right path. Some of these tips you'll agree with, some you won't. Mix them and match them, discard those you don't find helpful. Remember, though: reading lists about writing won't make you a better writer; they can only provide suggestions. The only person who can truly improve your writing is you."