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For adult or returning students, the thought of organizing and writing a paper can be overwhelming. Use these simple tools to help you get started & stay focused!

Writer's Organizations provide the opportunity for writers to improve their careers as well as socialize with other writers.

What are the advantages of networking with other professional academic writers? Learn all about it from the following article.

Writing business letters takes on new meaning when put in the context of a practical role playing exercise.

February is a perfect time for the class to make Kindness Books which teach vocabulary, writing, cause and effect, creativity while improving emotional IQ.

Here are a few tips to make the bio section of a query letter as good as it can be.

The Society of Children's Book Writers and Illustrators is the most important source of information for those working in the children's publishing industry.

Authors, both new and seasoned, benefit from early critical assessments of their work. Members of an online writing group honestly evaluate each other's manuscripts.

The Mystery Writers of America is the leading association for crime writers in the United States, but there are worldwide organizations too. Here's a look at some.

Many freelance writers continue to work at a 9 - 5 job because of the security of having a health insurance plan. They fear that leaving a job will render them uninsured.

Writers must be both artist and marketer, and there are specific organizational, creative, and business techniques to help them successfully walk the tightrope.

Christian fiction is a booming market that many writers would like to break into. Fortunately, there are still some publishing houses that consider unagented fiction.

Writing contests are valuable tools, helping writers to hone their craft, but writers also should be aware that contests are not the only way to receive feedback.

Breaking into the fiction business without an agent is getting difficult as more and more publishing houses refuse to look at unagented material.

Hiring the right editor takes time and often involves trying out or interviewing several before you find one that you can work and feel comfortable with.

Regardless of a writer's background and experiences, when becoming a freelance writer, no one is an expert. Here are some ways to quickly gain expert status.

Resume writing is a valuable skill. When applying to nonprofit jobs, it is especially important to portray oneself as in line with the needs of the organization.

Learning how to write and use paragraphs will improve the organization of an essay or short story. Writing with paragraphs makes writing easier to read and understand.

Submitting, freelancing and publishing advice and suggestions for new writers and authors.

First Draft in 30 Days is a well-detailed, practical system of how to write a novel in a month. It can be personalized and is especially useful during NaNoWriMo.

Mary Malcolm, author of Diner Girl, talks about her first book, Romance Writers of America, and the market for the genre of contemporary romance.