What are YOU writing?



By Mary Jaksch

What have been we working upon right now?

A blog post? A novel? Your most appropriate essay ever? A poem? A movie script? An Ebook?

Maybe youve only finished something youre unequivocally proud of? Or we only cant plead it whether it should get a Pulitzer or be thrown into a trash?

Or may be youre noticing some barriers which have been removing in a approach of your creativity?

Heres your chance to share as well as plead with any alternative what we have been writing about. And how its going.

Whet a ardour with a opening divide of your destiny bestseller, give us a couple to your most appropriate article, or plead it us what we have been writing at a moment.

Who knows, your square competence even attract a notice of a major publishing house!

Here have been some guidelines:

A. Writers:

  • State what aspect youre working on. For example, we competence wish to say, Heres a couple to my essay The Role of Rabbits in Nuclear Science. Im currently working upon expelling remaining words.

B. Commenters:

  • When commenting, first list all we unequivocally like about a piece.
  • Only then offer clever suggestions.
  • Treat any alternative with respect, friendliness, care, as well as honesty.
  • Remember which we have been all still learning.

Now its over to you. Take a deep breath. Then jump into a criticism territory as well as bring out your treasures!

Mary Jaksch is a Editor in Chief of Write to Done as well as writes a blog Goodlife ZEN. Together with Leo Babauta, Mary runs a fantastic! precisi on sourroundings for bloggers: a A-List Blogger Club.

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