Terescia Harvey

Terescia Harvey is a romance writer and the webmistress of Happily Ever After, a website for romance writers and readers. Visit HEA for many informative writing resources and articles at www.teresciaharvey.com

Articles:

Defeat Your Demons: Turn Off Your Obsession with Perfection

Writing Methods that Work…or don’t

Safety isn’t just a word

Tips for Fighting Writer’s Block

Time Management for Writers

My Project Binder

The Critique Partner from Hell, or One Hell of a Critique Partner

Show, Don’t Tell: the Basics

Suspended Disbelief

Clichés

Spell Check

Melissa James

Native Australian Melissa James is known for writing romance books with emotional depth. She writes for Silhouette Intimate Moments and shares her knowledge of writing that emotionally in-depth story in the following articles and workshop. And though Melissa writes romance, her knowledge can be applied to every genre, giving each character more depth. You can find out more about Melissa at her website www.melissajames.net.

Articles:

Adding 10,000 Words…Without Panicking

Men Behaving Badly - When Heroes Act Unheroic

Creating Story Flow

Twisting an Old Plot into a New Idea

Emotional Depth Workshop:

Part One - Introduction

Part Two - Bringing Your Characters to Life

Part Three - Finding Physical Stimulants

Part Four - Deep Point of View

Part Five - Emotional Sex

Part Six - Fattening Your Scenes

Sabrina Jeffries

Sabrina Jeffries is a missionary's daughter turned romance writer. She uses her colorful youth to write the kind of books she loves to read. Not only has she written some great books, she has some great advice for all writers. You can find more about Sabrina at her website. http://www.sabrinajeffries.com

Tips for Beginning Romance Writers

Creating Villains

Bringing History to Life in Romance

Building Believable Characters

Self-Editing for the Flabby Writer

Dictionary of Publishing Terms

Sandy Tritt

The founder and CEO of Inspiration for Writers (InspirationForWriter's.Com), an editing and critiquing service for aspiring writers, she has edited hundreds of manuscripts. She is president emeritus of West Virginia Writers, Inc., the state's largest writing organization, and was the recipient of the 2002 Artsbridge Arts Award for Literature.

Her website is filled with great information for writers of all craft levels. Topics include dialogue, characters, POV, and grammar tips. Be prepared to spend some time here.

Show Don't Tell

Breathing Life Into Dialogue

Character Trait Chart

Pacing

Comma Usage

Seven Deadly Sins of Writing

Joy Cagil

Joy Cagil is an author on http://www.Writing.Com/ which is a site for Love Poetry. Her education is in foreign languages and linguistics. She has also trained in psychology, humanities, mental health, women's issues, and visual arts. Her portfolio can be found at http://www.Writing.com/authors/joycag

Joy's Web page

A Powerful Tool in Storytelling - Dramatic Irony

Creating Characters in Fiction - Empathy is the Key

Distractions - Irritants to Writers

Fiction - An Exercise in Various Beginnings

Fiction - Common Story Mistakes

Fiction - Easing Exposition into a Story

Fiction - Writing the Synopsis

The Substance of the Story: What Fiction Writers Can Learn from Screenwriters

Theme In Fiction: So Different From Non-fiction

Writing Sites - Why You Might Like to Give Them a Try

Using What You Already Know To Earn More Than You Already Earn

Gray Cells Make Books Sell

How A Published Author Can Become A Paid Public Speaker

How to Manage Your Literary Agent

How To Write A Compelling Query Letter

How To Write Great Queries

More Flash Than Pan

What happens after your agent begins selling you?

The Desire To Not Write

The Music of Words

The Pain of Progress

Germ Warfare: The Secret of the Publishing Industry

A Stitch in Thyme Saves Money and Reduces Reasons to Blush: Edit Everything!

5 Great Ways To Make An Agent At A Writer's Conference Dislike You.

How To Sell Your Book Better Than Tiger Woods Can Hit a Golf Ball

What Are The Odds Of Getting Published?

Surgical Removal Techniques for the Book Inside You

The Quomplete Query Qit

The Ten Steps To Getting A Magazine Article Published

Contact Information:

In Your Own Words

How To Write Ezine Articles In Clusters

I Wonder Why Dictionaries Went Out Of Fashion

Top Ten Tips For New Writers

Time Management Tips - Resisting Online Temptations

Get Some Discipline

Use Self Belief To Shape Your Own Destiny

Work At Home Mothers - Are You Going Through A Difficult Phase

Summertime And The Writing Is Easy

Get Outta the House: These Writers Did (matching quiz)

Work Smarter, Not Harder This Summer

Turn Summertime Fun Into Profits

Increase Your Writer-to-Writer Contact

Breaking Up Is Hard To Do, Creating Harmonious Endings

Eight Ways to Romance Yourself, Writer-style

Ten Ways to Spring Forward In Your Writing Career

Building Up Your Clips by Writing for Local Pubs

Walking Rx for Writers

Advice From Successful Freelancers: Starting & Maintaining A Freelancer Career

How Online Article Marketing is Significantly Increasing My Income (Part 4 of 5)

How Article Marketing is Significantly Increasing My Income (Part 3 of 5)

Article Marketing: Why Longer Articles Make You More Money

Article Marketing: Learn How to Significantly Increase Your Income

Freelance Writers: 14 Tried & True Ways to Make More Money

Freelance Writers: How to Choose a Moneymaking Article Directory

How Article Marketing is Significantly Increasing My Income (Part 1 of 5)

Increase Your Freelance Income by Finding Your Unique Voice

Case Study: How Article Marketing Is Significantly Increasing My Income (Part 2 of 5)

These articles were specifically chosen for the copywriters, who insist upon eating as they work on their novels; as well as those who love what they do and only want to do it better.

Charge up your Copywriting!

Writer's Block? Brainstorm Yourself!

Get Inside your Reader's Mind

You're a Copywriter - What Brand Are You Promoting?

Copywriters - Cut Out Those Weasel Words!

The Copywriter and the Seven Deadly Sins

The Value Trap

All the writing services you'll EVER need

Query Letters: Ten Ways to Hook a Literary Agent

Literary Agents: Good or Evil? (Either Way, You Need One)

Books for Writers: "The Chicago Manual of Style"

Imprints: Research Your Book’s Market as You Write

Writing Tip: Nouns and Verbs Are Your Friends

Writing Tip: Active vs. Passive Verbs

A Book for Writers: "Aspects of the Novel, by E. M. Forster

Grammar Tip: If Only Writers Put the Word "Only" Only Where It Should Go

Literary Prizes for Fiction: When Are They Too Good to Be True?

Sell Your Manuscript? Great! Now What Happens to It? (Part I)

Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/?expert=Lisa_Silverman

How To Get Ahead In The World of Publishing

How To Create a Book Marketing Plan

The Three Mindsets of Marketing

“10 Golden Rules” for Book Marketing Success

Why InfoMarketing Is The Best Technique

7 Mental Marketing Principles for Authors and Solo Professionals

Five Things You MUST DO In Order To Sell Your Books

7 Tips For Your Writing and Publishing Success

Eliminate Stress by Eliminating Responsibilities: Use a Time Management Chart

Finding a Book Publisher

Give More Than You Get

Dealing with Discouragement

Breaking Up Is Hard to Do

Becoming the Total Package

Writing as a Gift

What Can I Add

The Reviewer's Responsibility

The Revenge of Jenny Gladnerd

Sorry, Sourcey

The Gratitude of the Ego-Surfing Writer

The Makings of a Personal Essay, Really

Gone Fishin...in other Writers' Bios

Does Not Suit Our Needs

Why You Get Form Rejection Letters

Five Magic Phrases: Tips for Negotiating Like a Pro

Tips for the Interview-Phobic

Confident Writing

Above and Beyond

Done

The Beginners Guide to Freelance Writing