Book Writing Tips, General Writing Skills, Strategy Development
Content value is a shifting target, unless you carefully choose who your reader is going to be. A webinar I attended years ago makes a good example of this truth. It was presented by an internet marketer I once followed. That webinar still impacts my approach to...
Book Writing Tips, Interviews
It’s the typical wind-down for most interviews, including an interview for a writing job. “Do you have any questions for me?” It’s often a wasted opportunity for most job candidates. It may turn into that moment you lose the job. While...
Book Writing Tips, General Writing Skills, Viewpoints
When an author chooses an unseen observer to tell the tale, it’s known as pure objective viewpoint. This technique is often used to open stories. A disembodied ‘mind’ oversees the scene. Gradually, the ‘observer’ comes in closer, until at last the author takes you...
Book Writing Tips, Uncategorized, Viewpoints
Just as first person subjective point of view is very similar to third person subjective, third person objective viewpoint is essentially the same as first person objective. The primary difference is in the use of names and pronouns instead of ‘I.’ This is one of the...