by Catherine L. Tully
I don’t want to leave people out who aren’t currently doing any travel writing, so I thought I’d post something useful to all writers…a list of descriptive words to get the brain thinking. Although the list isn’t exhaustive, it is a good one–and organized into interesting categories as well, such as “spiritual qualities” and “physical qualities”. Great for when you are feeling stumped and need some ideas to jump-start the brain.
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by Catherine L. Tully
There are many ways to develop your income stream as a freelance writer. You can do it all by writing…or you can share some of your knowledge with others. When you get to a certain point in your career, teaching and speaking become a possibility for those who would like to diversify a [...]
by Catherine L. Tully
Wayne State University has a little gem of a web page that I stumbled across the other day called “Word Warriors“. It lists a “word of the week” that you can check out to keep expanding your vocabulary. I heard once that the average person stops learning new words at age 23. [...]
by Catherine L. Tully
I’m a huge fan of Google in terms of innovation, and I use several of the things that they offer–besides the search engine. If you are a writer who needs to work on something with another person, I would highly recommend Google Documents. You can set it so that the people you want to [...]
by Catherine L. Tully
Many FZ readers already know that I got my start in writing by penning articles for dance publications such as Dance Teacher and Dance Spirit. I have a strong ballet background, so the advice “write what you know” rang true for me.
If you are interested in learning more about how to write [...]
by Catherine L. Tully
Writers love to read. Those words are the inspiration behind this travel destination for writers—the Library Hotel in New York. This property has ten floors which reflect ten major categories of the Dewey Decimal System. Choose from: technology, social sciences, literature, languages, math & science, history, the arts, religion, philosophy and general [...]
