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Plan ahead before attending your next writer's conference by bringing these eight essential items.

Writers invest considerable time and money in writing seminars, writers retreats and workshops, so it makes sense to research them carefully and choose wisely.

Online writing websites that can give you creative ideas and tips for for nonfiction, article writing and creative writing of all types.

All of Paris is the "campus" for Paris American Academy in three-year programs and month-long July workshops. Any age from 18 to 80 from any walk of life can participate.

Choices abound at most writer's conferences, but selecting the right sessions helps use time wisely.

"The Queen's Lady", by Barbara Kyle, is a riveting historical fiction about a headstrong woman named Honor Larke living in the era of King Henry VIII.

Online business writing courses provide the training necessary for communicating on a professional level.

Writing Down The Bones is a simple to read, straightforward book on the art of writing, filled with writing practices, examples and helpful tips for the budding writer.

Looking for a job after a lengthy absence from the workforce possibly means retraining, but definitely means conducting a focused job search.

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.

Locating the right grants, scholarships, and fellowships is an important step in finding good funding for writers. Here are some tips on how to start.

Gifts from natural materials make any occasion special. Save the Earth; help the environment by giving green birthday presents & green holiday gifts to family & friends.

2010 will mark the 50th anniversary of the publication of both Anne Sexton's and Sylvia Plath's first books, which begs the question: Who has wielded the most influence?