An important aspect of writing is rooting your stories in believable fact. In other words, sweating the details. Have you done your homework?

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Organizing content in a logical sequence may often result in confusion. But as a tech writer, organizing content will be one of your job functions. Try this exercise to test your skills about organizing content.

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Listen then, my brothers and sisters, and I will tell thee of magic, of wondrous things and of ancient arts. I have much to tell, and all of interest to the seeker after wisdom, but mark this and mark it well, these skills are not for shallow men, but to make great those who would lead our humble race to greater things. This then I tell to speed thee on thy quest, to place one’s heart, one’s very mind, into that of another, better to convey those things we wish to tell.

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About a month ago, I was at a restaurant with family and friends. Somehow the conversation turned towards the relationship between getting degrees and achieving career success. On one side of the table you had those who believed that you can’t achieve any success without getting a college degree. The other side argued that you don’t need a degree to achieve financial success in life.

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Have you ever considered how the setting you choose for your novel or short story becomes one of its characters? Think of the home where the character, Norman Bates lives, in the 1960 film, Psycho. The dark, brooding house very soon takes on a life of its own with its creaking doors and dark passage ways.

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Have you been struggling to finish your book? If you’ve been working on the project for what seems like forever, and made little or no progress, you might need to reconsider your motive for taking on the project in the first place.

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There are certain times when choosing among many persuasive writing topics can become a difficult process. This article shows you how to conquer this obstacle.

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