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The Writing Coach Process – In Praise of Sloppy Letters
Google the phrase sloppy letter, and you will find a series of diatribes against the practice of careless correspondence. So it will probably surprise you to learn that I advise all my writing coach clients to write sloppy letters as part of the writing coach process....
Working Titles Work
Worried that you haven’t come up with that grabber title for your article, book or chapter? If you’re still writing, relax. Titles often come when you least expect it, when you’ve given your conscious mind a break and let your subconscious take over. As long as you...
Organizing Book Files
Organization doesn’t come easily for a lot of writers. They live in a swirl of documents, some on the computer, others on scraps of paper or cocktail napkins in piles on their desk or the floors. That doesn’t work for me. And to be honest, once you get past the...
The Last of Linden’s 7 Writing Tips for Writing Just About Anything
Just in case you're joining in late or need a refresher from a writing coach (me), let me recap my first six writing tips for writing just about anything before finishing up with Writing Tip#7. Writing Tip #1: Just start. Don't worry about anything but getting words...
The 5th and 6th of Linden’s 7 Writing Tips for Writing Just about Anything
Most writers routinely don't observe my next two writing tips for authors--adding detail and avoiding qualifiers. Writing Tip # 5: No matter how nervous you are about going out on a limb, if you've done your research then state your position as fact. Qualifiers...























