Write Better : 50 Ways to Improve Your Writing

by Mike C. Adams

Are you a writer or do you call yourself an author? Do you want to learn how to write right? In this informative book, you will find 50 excellent tips that are geared to writers in helping them to become better writers. Whether you write books, blog posts, magazine articles, or just informative pages, you will enjoy the handy tips that are geared to help you with punctuation, grammar, and general advice on writing. All writers should strive to sharpen their writing skills with on-going education. You can find great guidance and suggestions for improvement of your writing pieces.

When you write are you ever stuck with writer's block? Perhaps you focus on the wrong thing. Sometimes doing something simple may help to unblock the creativity and the words will start to flow again. The tips are designed to look at different angles concerning professional writing. Some tips may be opposite of others and this is because everyone is different, what works will for some may not work well for others and the opposite is try as well.

You will find tips that are geared to inspire you to write better with little suggestions like doing rewrites, using writing prompts, and even in reading through old newspapers and magazines. Many writers struggle with the telling of action by revealing too much or not enough. There is a fine balance in telling a story perfectly and in encouraging the reader to keep turning the pages. Some of the tips cover suggestions for this as well as for dialog. Dialog is a big struggle for many writers. The tips are easy to read and easy to understand and implement. Take the challenge to improve your writing skills and try some of the tips and advice in this book.

Genres: Writing

41 pages, Kindle Edition

First published April 12, 2014

Reviews

[Heather Mims · Rating 3 out of 5]

Meh. The presentation was adequate enough, but nothing unique to be found here.

[Keoki Nunies · Rating 5 out of 5]

Aloha ahiahi ia oukou,

At first when I looked at the cover of this book, I saw that it was a "write" better book; therefore, I thought that this book would be a long one. I figured this book would discuss point-of-view, which is a key factor regarding writing. But, this book will give the spark that someone needs to get back into the groove of writing. I read this book in 10 minutes because I am a fast reader, but do not let this book fool you. I recommend purchasing this book, reading it really quickly, and taking it to heart by practicing the 50 ways to improve your writing. Maika'i no!

Mahalo Nui,
Keoki

[Dante · Rating 5 out of 5]

I didn't count, but I'm not certain that there were actually 50 well thought out ideas regarding ways to improve writing. It was a fast read. Really fast. As in, I've read longer blogs on this same subject, and there were few insightful ideas that I haven't read elsewhere. That being said, if you aren't familiar on the subject or haven't read any books about writing it might be a good place to start. The information is quick, concise, easy to read.

[J.M. · Rating 3 out of 5]

A quick read, geared more towards aspiring writers than established authors. Could've used a good once-over by an editor, and need way more commas, in my opinion. The 50 ways to improve your writing were high-level ideas and not very in-depth or heavily discussed, but many were good reminders of what to do when working on a story or article.

[Natalie James · Rating 1 out of 5]

Very breif, not very helpful