mavisdalcalawriter
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About mavisdalcalawriter

Biography:

My name is Mavis D. Alcala and I am a professional writer. My mind wanders when I go for a walk. I solve an elusive programming problem I had. I think of a better way I could have explained myself to a friend. That’s why I hired Dan Shure, a content marketing specialist.

Let your outline be a living organism. It’s great to listen to publishers and others, hear their ideas, and modify yours as long as you can retain a sense of ownership so it really remains your book. Never write a book you can’t pour yourself into 100%. Even 90% isn’t enough, because when you hit the rough spots, your heart needs to be totally in it. God will do with these books as He chooses. God will use the words you write to change people’s lives for eternity.

If you miss a day, start over and see how long you can go before breaking the chain. For each day you write, draw an X on the calendar for that day. By the end of the week, you should have a row of Xs at the end. Have a Task Management app.Task Manager apps, like Todoist, helps you organize your tasks by their time and priority, so you know exactly what to do in what order the next day. Your phone is the most addicting device that steals your precious attention.

I have also written an article on blog writing tips which you may like to read about. Wonderful article for beginner writers to understand the basics of writing a blog. Epilogue – you almost certainly don’t need one. I originally included an epilogue in my book because, despite the story coming to its natural conclusion in the final chapter, I found it very difficult to let go. Luckily a friend read the epilogue and hated it, and I’d scrapped it before sending the manuscript to prospective publishers.

Short stories have been made into novellas, short stories made into novels, and short stories have been made into films. The discipline of the short story, the need to say as much as possible in a few words as possible is an excellent teacher. The ability to paint briefly is not wasted but makes the eventual novelist a better one. John Gardner was very keen to emphasise the usefulness of small focussed exercises in which the student could concentrate on selected areas of his art. Teachers can shape and point far easier when the target is an exercise or short story. Originally from the U.K., Dan Shewan is a journalist and web content specialist who now lives and writes in New England.

Idrees Patel is a Bachelor of Management Studies graduate, and is located in India. His goal for Writers’ Treasure to make it a resource which provides in-depth and effective writing advice for writers. Experiment with each of these productivity techniques and optimize your writer’s flow. By becoming a productivity expert, you will easily double your output and complete your book in no time. A clear book outline provides clarity and direction to your story.

Location:

USA, Illinois, Chicago

Interests:

Writing, reading, publishing

Occupation:

Professional essay writer

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United States