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73 Writing Quotations From Published Writers

Here are some of the most interesting, inspirational quotations about writing that I’ve come across. I’ve been collecting writing quotations for a few years now - and where better to post them than on “Quips and Tips for Freelance Writers?” 
Here’s one to get the ball rolling:
“Every morning or afternoon, whenever you want to write, you [...]

11 Types of Articles to Write for Magazines

Want to write an article for a magazine, but aren’t sure how to package it? Here’s help: brief definitions of eleven article formats, from round-ups to research shorts.
But first, a writing quip from guru Natalie Goldberg about writing discipline - because having the discipline to write is more important than learning these article formats.
“I hear people say they’re [...]

Self-Publishing 101: How to Decide if You Should Publish Your Own Book

You’ve probably heard how difficult it is to get your book published, and maybe now you’re considering self-publishing your manuscript. These six reasons to self-publish will help you decide whether publishing your own book or approaching a traditional book publisher is the best option for you.
Ah, but this wouldn’t be “quips and tips for freelance [...]

21 Writing Quotations From Well-Known Published Authors

These writing quips range from the writer’s life to writing well - with a smattering of other writing advice in between. Authors include Ernest Hemingway, Erica Jong, John Updike, E.B. White, Julia Cameron, Walt Whitman, and more.
To kick things off, here’s my favorite writing advice from Annie Dillard:
“I don’t do housework. Life is too short [...]

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