‘Mind mapping for writing’ means providing aids to your mind to write. You create visual aids (in the form of a diagram) for the brain. These visual aids help the mind to go ahead with writing an essay, a story or say, a novel. Perhaps the inertia of rest as described in Newton’s laws of … Read more
‘Write What You Know’ is a technique to develop writing skills. Many biggies of the writing field recommend its use to create interest in writing. More often than not, beginner writers get stuck at the very first point – inability to think of a topic to write on. ‘Write what you know’ is a solution … Read more
Some inspirational writing quotes are so powerful that they mesmerize a new writer and stir him to action at once. So, a bored writer sometimes needs to borrow motivation from the greats. Great writers have their own way of viewing the art of writing. Here, I’ve cherry-picked some quotes of great authors. And I’m sure … Read more
My vote is for ‘Yes’. I believe anyone can become a writer. However, you’ll be read seriously or not, is what matters and this is what you need to care for. Because Hemingway says, There is nothing to writing. All you do is sit down at the typewriter and bleed. – Earnest Hemingway So you … Read more
Writing skills are fun entwined in learning. I believe every parent should apply a methodical approach to develop her or his child’s writing skills. Because it is one of those few indispensable skills that propel her/ him to plan, organize and display thoughts. My experiments with writing prompts have taught me how much a kid … Read more
Everyone needs topics to write about. Teachers give topics to students at primary and high school level to hone their writing skills. Writers regularly update their lists of writing topics in order that they remain productive. So do bloggers — they are big consumers of topics laden with keywords. If you are a writer of … Read more