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A Simple Recipe for "Writing Success"


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Craig Lock
clockxtra.co.nz

Creative Writing Course
http://www.nzenterprise.com/writer/creative.html




Here is a new short article in the form of a bit of advice for aspiring writers, which I hope may be helpful. This piece may be freely published.



A Simple Recipe for "Writing Success"



* Write something every day. DISCIPLINE and DEDICATION is the key to eventual writing success, I believe. Also practice makes "purrfect".



*Always remember, that getting published takes commitment and hard work.

PERSISTENCE and PATIENCE too are vital ingredients in the mix.



* Treat your writing as a career, as you would a "normal" job.

Throw yourself into it with "gay" abandon and reckless enthusiasm.



* Be open-minded and be open to criticism. As in...



"This is not a novel to be tossed aside lightly.

It should be thrown away with great force."

- Dorothy Parker



HOWEVER, other people can give you ideas about your work and be

subjective about it. I believe that most people genuinely want to

help you get ahead, so don't take comments too personally.





* Listen to your heart and write about what you love, your PASSIONS -

ideas that "move you" and which make you "tick/tock".



* Learn everything you can about the writing and publishing "business".

Also learn about the internet as a tool/medium of online publishing.



* Join a writers' association and/or critique groups.



N.B:

Believe in yourself. This is THE vitally important ingredient in writing success.

You have something unique to share with the world in the form of your

individual life journey.



Your dreams can come true...in writing...and in life.



So,



WHY NOT FOLLOW THEM WITH ALL YOU'VE GOT?



Craig Lock





"Whatever, you want to do or dream you can do,

the hardest part is making a beginning.

Once you take that first step in following your passion,

the rest will follow naturally...

and lead to who know's where."



- Craig Lock



"Use what talent you possess: the woods would be very silent, if

no birds sang except those that sang best."

- Henry Van Dyke



The "original" Online Creative Writing Course

http://www.nzenterprise.com/writer/creative.html





Craig's books are available at:

http://www.nzenterprise.com/writer/books.html and

http://www.novelty-gift.com/ebooks.html



All proceeds go to needy and underprivileged children - MINE



THIS ARTICLE MAY BE FREELY PUBLISHED.





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