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Research is the key word when thinking of writing non-fiction for children.  It’s very important to your subject because children are smart enough to know when you are fudging the truth.  Make sure you have all your facts in place when ready to start writing. Check facts with experts; for example if your subject is [...]

How To Develop Characters You are the puppet master and your character is the puppet, remember this when developing your characters. If you don’t like what’s going on with your character, you alone have the ability to change the character and actions going on around them. Developing a character is rather like designing anything else. [...]

What Voice Will Your Story Be In? An important point to decide before you start writing your story is what voice or viewpoint will you write your story from. There are three viewpoints you can pick from to tell your story; the first person, second person or third person. First person: Singular – I, my, [...]

Tip On Writing and Re-Writing Revisions are one of your best tools to clarify and edit the chapters in your book. In the book, Style – Ten Lessons in Clarity and Grace by Joseph M. Williams, he states, “Experienced writers get something down on paper as fast as they can, just so they can revise [...]

Reading-To-Learn A helpful tool many writers use is reading. There is no better way to learn-to-write than by reading as many styles and types of books as possible. As discussed in an earlier tip, books are written in different voices. It is a great idea to read a book or more in each viewpoint or [...]

Writing Notes Writing Resource, Inc. purpose is to help the writer become a better writer by providing resources to develop their natural talents. Writers, like artists, need the tools to paint their writing into a masterpiece. we hope to help find those tools and make them available in an educational format. Here are some links [...]