Writing
on the Run™ Tip of the Week
Although 81 percent of the American people want to
write a book, most of them don’t believe they have the time.
Writing on the Run™ Tip of
the Week is a new, free online
newsletter. It offers quick, practical, inspiring, and creative ideas to help
professional and aspiring writers achieve their goals of writing for
publication or self-expression.
Allen and Linda Anderson, best-selling authors of God’s
Messengers: What Animals Teach Us about the Divine and Angel Animals: Exploring
Our Spiritual Connection with Animals. publish this newsletter.
It presents time-saving ideas for:
- Organizing
your schedule,
- Making
spaces for writing at home, work, and on the run,
- Many
other aspects of writing and the creative process.
The Andersons, instructors at The Loft Literary Center
in Minneapolis, have continued to write while raising a family, working day
jobs, traveling, and coping with health and financial challenges. (See About
Allen and Linda Anderson for details.)
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Do you have a great idea for
Writing on the Run™?
Mail to: writingontherun@aol.com with your best
200-word idea for making time and space to write. Include a 25-word bio.
If we publish your idea in the newsletter, you will receive a byline and the
bio in which you can mention your own writing projects.
For those of you who are getting started in writing,
this is a good way to get a quick publication credit. For seasoned
writers, it's a great way to share your knowledge with struggling starters.
We are also collecting ideas for a book we are writing
on this subject. If we want to use your submission in the book, we will
pay $10 for the idea and give you a byline. Please include your contact
information: Name, address, phone number (optional) if you want us to put your
idea in the book file for possible future use.
"A good book is
the best of friends, the same today and forever."
--Martin Farquhar Tupper
(1810-89)
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