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Welcome to the July 1, 2008 edition of the rhythm of write blog carnival. Sorry we’re a few days late getting it posted! Special thanks to everyone who contributed and made this one of the best blog carnivals yet!
Jim Murdoch presents Just the facts, ma’am posted at The Truth About Lies, saying, “A review of The Session by Aaron Petrovich, a novella written entirely in dialogue in a style similar to Samuel Beckett.”
George L Smyth presents One Minute How-To - How To Write A Novel posted at George L Smyth, saying, “Novelist Paula Paul relies on her experience to explain how a novel can be written.”
Kathleen Gage presents Blogging is so simple virtually anyone can do it posted at Street Smarts Marketing & Promotions, saying, “Blogging is one of the easiest points of entry to Internet Marketing. If you can write a shopping list, if you can journal, if you can write a letter to a friend or business associate, you can blog. The key though is to simply get started. And once you begin, get in the habit of blogging at least three times a week. You can actually schedule time into your day to blog.
There are so many incredible benefits to blogging; visibility, credibility; opportunity to express your opinion, opportunity to create a dialogue where none existed; a chance to be heard; you can use a blog to write your next book, and more.”
Jim Murdoch presents Are you a writer or a typist? posted at The Truth About Lies, saying, “A discussion of the effects of technology of the art of writing.”
Jim Murdoch presents You probably think this blog is about you (part one) posted at The Truth About Lies, saying, “A discussion of the “thinly-veiled autobiography”"
Cheryl St.John presents What I Learned About Writing From Watching American Idol posted at Cheryl St.John.
Orna Ross presents Five Keys To Writing Excellence by Orna Ross posted at WRITING ADVICE & PUBLISHING ADVICE from Font, saying, “All good writing shares five common characteristics. Orna Ross takes us through them.”
TheLifeLessTraveled presents Word Nerd Gets Paid to Name Products for a Living…And How You Can, Too! posted at The Life Less Traveled, saying, “Interested in a cool and creative job? Amanda C. Peterson is a professional namer for Landor, a branding consultancy, coming up with monikers for snack food flavors, technology spin-offs and everything in between. After years of working in advertising planning and copywriting, she made the leap to worrying about Latin root words and trademark attorneys. For of hers you’ve heard of (Freescale, Photoshop Lightroom) there are hundreds of products and companies that get great names that never make it. Read on to learn about how Amanda became a professional namer and how you can, too.”
Heather Johnson presents 5 Ways to land a great Freelancing Job posted at soho-life.com.
Jim Murdoch presents Thou shalt not write poems about poems posted at The Truth About Lies, saying, “Should poets write poems about poetry?”
Jim Murdoch presents Hide and Seek posted at Jasmin’s heart, saying, “Guest blog by Jim Murdoch on “decoder ring” poems”
SpiKe presents Introducing A New Way Of Prioritizing posted at Organize IT.
Heather Johnson presents Info for first time Novelists posted at Romance with Shiela Stewart.
Kathleen Gage presents Street Smarts Marketing & Promotions: Get the most out of your blogging efforts! FREE report tells you how posted at Street Smarts Marketing & Promotions, saying, “What used to be viewed by many as a passing fad has now become a necessary aspect of doing business on the Internet. Blogging has become a necessary aspect of any solid online marketing strategy. However, even though millions of people are blogging, the majority don’t know how to optimize their blogging efforts. Although some people view blogging as a novelty or a “someday I’ll get around to it” smart entrepreneurs understand they have to get into the game of blogging sooner than later. When done correctly, blogging can have an incredible impact on your market position.”
Cindy King presents Write A Better International Website posted at Cindy King, saying, “One of the the things you need to do when communicating with any prospects or clients is to think about what they want and need to hear from you. You need to look at your business offer, communication or message from their point of view.”
Jose DeJesus MD presents Computer Vision Syndrome and How to Avoid it posted at Physician Entrepreneur, saying, “Anyone who works in front of a computer monitor is at risk of developing Computer Vision Syndrome. See the full article for way to prevent or relieve the symptoms of this increasingly common vision problem.”
Kerrie Flanagan presents Tools For Writing Success-Effective Goal Setting posted at The-Writing-Bug, saying, “Tips for effective goal setting.”
Jonathan Deamer presents The 10 secrets of writing reviews that will keep readers coming back posted at Jonathan Deamer.
Thursday Bram presents The Difference Between Phone and Email Interviews posted at thursdaybram.com.
Thursday Bram presents Still Not A Video Game Blog, But… posted at thursdaybram.com.
Jim Murdoch presents Fair Play, A Novel posted at The Truth About Lies, saying, “A review of Tove Jansson’s book ‘Fair Play’.”
Raymond presents Work From Home With Paid Online Surveys posted at Money Blue Book.
Raymond presents Nigerian 419 Scams and Spam Emails Are Funny But They Make Me Paranoid posted at Money Blue Book.
Jose DeJesus MD presents How to Send Emails that get Delivered and Read posted at Physician Entrepreneur.
Jim Murdoch presents Portrait of the writer as a drunken skunk (part one) posted at The Truth About Lies, saying, “A discussion of the relationship between writing and alcohol”
Anna Goldsmith presents Five Tips for a Successful Freelance Writing Career | Copyblogger posted at Copyblogger.
George L Smyth presents One Minute How-To - How To Avoid Mistakes With Self-Publishing posted at George L Smyth, saying, “Sallie Goetsch offers eight points with which you should be aware if you are considering self-publishing.”
George L Smyth presents One Minute How-To - How to Remove a Mental Block posted at George L Smyth, saying, “Jason Van Orden explains several steps you can take to get rid of that mental block.”
QuietRebelWriter presents 24 Rebellious Resources for Freelancing posted at Quiet Rebel Writer, saying, “Sure, we promise the world when we’re starting out in a freelancing career. With these resources, we can actually deliver.”
Heather Johnson presents 6 Tips for Effective Freelancing posted at Dorm Room Biz.
JHSEsq presents A Unique Legal Theory Serves as a Reminder to Blog Responsibly posted at Colloquium.
Madeleine Begun Kane presents STOP YELLING!!!!!!!!!!!! posted at Mad Kane’s Humor Blog.
terry dean presents 10 Research Sites You Should Bookmark posted at Integrity Business Blog by Terry Dean.
axel presents Amazing Blogging Skills posted at axel g.
Kerrie Flanagan presents Tools For Writing Success-Know Your Markets posted at The-Writing-Bug.
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