Daily Prompts

     Did you know that as a writer you should write a little daily? By writing daily, you keep yourself in a routine and raise your expectations of yourself. Self-confidence is the key because if we believe that what we write is 'crap' and that no one will read it, there's no reason for us to write. So, make a little time each day to write a couple of pages. If you feel that you have nothing to write about, look online for writing prompts. There's always something to write about and to create. By setting the goal of writing daily for yourself, you are helping yourself and your readers. Practice makes perfect. Why put it off? Start practicing now.

~Aris~

Websites That Help

     Lately I've been posting my own ideas on what to do about Writer's Block, how to write, etc. This week, I am going to share five links to sites that I found very useful but be prepared because one of them has a large chunk of reading material. Check out the sites, see which you can really benefit from, and use it as a future reference. I know a lot about writing, but I don't know everything so take advantage of the links. ;p

1. http://theadventurouswriter.com/blogwriting/not-writing-enough-tips-for-disorganized-distracted-writers/

2. http://www.writershelper.com/writingtips.html

3. http://www.ralphfletcher.com/tips.html

4. http://jerz.setonhill.edu/writing/creative1/shortstory/

5. http://www.helium.com/items/1523172-writing-tips-for-young-writers

Have a good Fourth of July weekend, everyone!

~Aris~