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Writing for Non-Fiction Genres

Looking for ways to improve your essay writing or book reviews? Need some guidance on writing how-to articles or travel features? Or are you just eager to get that first assignment? Our expert writers have tips and suggestions to make the journey easier.

We can help with research and interviewing skills, and give you book and magazine suggestions, as well as online sources so you can build a terrific reference library. Of course, we hope you will consider Suite 101 as your primary online source for non-fiction inspiration.

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How to Achieve Word Impact

Three word power secrets that add impact in communication

Nov 22, 2011 – Karen Newcomb

Creating a Writer's Platform

Editors like authors with a strong platform. How to create a platform even if you don't have one.

Nov 11, 2011 – Karen Newcomb

Modern Women Writers - Lynne Hackles

A name well known in British magazines is Lynne Hackles, a columnist who can turn her writing fingers to numerous styles of journalism and prose

Aug 14, 2011 – Sylvia Kent

What Aspect of Writing Truly Classify One as a Writer?

After applying for a job, I was told that if you do not have perfect spelling and grammatical abilities than one should not attempt to write.

Feb 10, 2011 – Tanya Rusk

Breaking Into Freelance Travel Writing Jobs

Travel writing publishers are searching for freelance writers - but travel writing jobs are stiff with competition. Learn how to break into this field.

Feb 10, 2011 – Kristin Wood

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