doors & windowsWriters: dress up your words!
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Shame on you for saying ’shmammer!’
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Have the courage to cut!
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For an ROI on your writing, use the ENTER KEY!
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Rule behind a great and lasting story: the reader must relate.
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Stop before you run on with that sentence!
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Create and don’t worry if it will sell.
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One well-placed word is of far greater power than hundreds of words shooting out of an ignorant mouth.
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There isn’t a writer alive who doesn’t face a deadline.
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It’s amazing how words can mask a point.
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