Boost Your Writing Forte

By Edna Aluoch

This book is a set of tips that I believe can help aspiring writers become better at their skill. Writing is an art that requires constant improvement to produce better publications. No matter what kind of writing you do, these basic guidelines will enhance your creativity and put you in front of others in your field of writing. The book has five short chapters that get straight to the point of the subject matter. You can read this book in one sitting. It is the first volume. 

• Language: English
• Publisher: In-Script Solutions
• Release date: Feb 3, 2021
• ISBN: 9781393211396

Edna Aluoch

I am a Creative Writer, Virtual Assistant, and Admin Professional, from Kenya. I love writing blogs and poems, reading books, listening to music, crocheting and travelling. You can follow me on twitter @EdnaOdongo, or my blogs:  www.aluochpoet.wordpress.com www.ywwscribe.wordpress.com I have been doing freelance writing since 2010, and becoming an author is one of my dreams in life. 

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BOOST YOUR WRITING FORTE

Tips to Improve Your Skills

Edna Aluoch

January 2021

TABLE OF CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION

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1.  DEVELOP YOUR CREATIVITY

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2.  THE READING WRITER

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3.  THE THINKING WRITER

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4.  THE EXPOSED WRITER

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5.  FIVE KEYS TO GREAT WRITING

INTRODUCTION

How many of us take time out of our busy writing schedules to focus specifically on improving our ability to write?

I once called a friend of mine (we share the same writing passion) to pass on some vital information and after the usual chit-chat I asked him what he was doing at that particular time. It was a Saturday morning. He told me that he had allocated that whole day for reading; reading articles, eBooks and stuff he had gotten from the internet to help sharpen his writing skills. I thought to myself, what a great idea, devoting a whole day to an activity that doesn’t involve writing but contributes to your writing career!

Do writers have to spend all their waking hours scribbling or typing away till their fingers ache? I don’t think so. I believe there is a place for investing in self-improvement to become even more productive. Think of it like a garden which has to be weeded often and plants pruned so as to obtain better yield out of the land. Self improvement is a lifestyle that you engage in constantly in order to produce a better 'you'. You need to keep weeding out the old and outdated, replacing it with new and fresh