Please turn JavaScript on
READ
PUBLISH
My newsFind FeedsDelivery settingsPlansMy earnings
HelpBlog
Login
Find more feeds
header-image

Writing Agency, Technical Writers, Ghostwriters

Get updates from Writing Agency, Technical Writers, Ghostwriters via email, on your phone or read them on follow.it on your own custom news page.

You can filter the news from Writing Agency, Technical Writers, Ghostwriters that get delivered to you using tags or topics or you can opt for all of them. Unsubscription is also very simple.

See the latest news from Writing Agency, Technical Writers, Ghostwriters below.

Site title: Writing Agency, Technical Writers, Ghostwriters - The Writers For Hire

Is this your feed? Claim it!

Publisher:  Unclaimed!
Message frequency:  2.9 / week

Message History

Mapping Every Book Ever Published

One of our writers just found this super cool project from Anna’s Archive that’s basically trying to map all the books in the world using ISBN numbers (those little codes every book gets). They made a neat image that’s just 1000×800 pixels — but each pixel actually...


Read full story
Tips for Writers Who Do Use AI, But Want Their Work to Still Sound Human and Original

Dear Mr. Higgonbottom, what tips do you have for writers who do use AI, but want their work to still sound human and original?

Excellent question. I’ve found that AI can be a great writing partner — but only if you set some boundaries.

Here’s how I do it:

First, I start with my own messy first draft. Even if it rambles, at least...


Read full story
The Art of Writing Someone Else’s Story Without Losing Your Own

Every family has a story that lingers in the air like a remembered song. Sometimes it’s told so often around the dinner table that it becomes part of the wallpaper of family life.

Other times, it’s half-forgotten — unearthed only in letters at the bottom of a cedar chest or in the margins of a birth certificate.

When you write family history, you’re not ju...


Read full story
Telling the Whole Story: How to Share Past Failures in Your Company History Book

Is it weird to talk about the company’s past failures in our history book? We want to be honest, but not… humiliating. — Legacy with Lumps

Dear Legacy with Lumps,

Not only is it not weird to talk about past failures, it’s wise.

Every enduring company has stumbled. What matters isn’t the misstep itself but how you handled it. I...


Read full story
Self-Publishing vs. Traditional Publishing: Which Path Is Best for Your Memoir?

Crafting the narrative, for some authors, is the easy part of writing a memoir. Often, the stories flow like a waterfall onto the page. The hard part comes later, when you have to decide how to publish your life story.

Should you try to find an agent who can connect you with a well-known publishing house?

Should you self-publish?

Are there cle...


Read full story