Heinlein's Rules of Writing: Principles for Success - WRITERS HELPING WRITERS®
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Heinlein's Rules of Writing: Principles for Success - WRITERS HELPING WRITERS®
Matt Yglesias and the secret of blogging - by Max Read Matt Yglesias and the secret of blogging
Max Readmaxread.substack.com- Rule #2: Ask yourself, “Is this still going to be a good piece to read in 6, 12, 24 months time?”
Chris Best • Writers Writing, Readers Reading, Creators Creating
My personal advice is to avoid publishing and deleting content as often as possible. Instead, I’m a big believer in just re-writing a new and improved version and publishing a second piece instead. This way, your library continues to expand (opposed to you constantly playing this game of create/delete/create/delete).
Nicolas Cole • The Art and Business of Online Writing: How to Beat the Game of Capturing and Keeping Attention
Principle one: ‘Turn every goddamned page’
Principle two: ‘The facts alone aren’t enough’
Principle three: ‘Truth takes time’
Yet unbelievably, Caro is not a slow writer by nature. He admits how when he wrote copy in the newsroom, it was a pace judged “astonishing” by his colleagues. No, Robert Caro is actually a slow writer by choice. Before starting... See more
Principle two: ‘The facts alone aren’t enough’
Principle three: ‘Truth takes time’
Yet unbelievably, Caro is not a slow writer by nature. He admits how when he wrote copy in the newsroom, it was a pace judged “astonishing” by his colleagues. No, Robert Caro is actually a slow writer by choice. Before starting... See more