102 Resources for Fiction Writing « Here to Create
UPDATE 1/10: Dead links removed, new links added, as well as Revision and Tools and Software sections. Are you still stuck for ideas for National Novel Writing Month? Or are you working on a novel at a more leisurely pace? Here are 102 resources on Character, Point of View, Dialogue, Plot, Conflict, Structure, Outlining, Setting, and World Building, plus some links to generate Ideas and Inspiration.
Determining the Best Legal Structure for Your Business
Q: What are the advantages of being an LLC over a sole-proprietorship?--Daniel Spencer Indianapolis, Ind. A: There are four main factors to consider when an entrepreneur decides on the form of organization that best fits her business: taxes, limitation of personal liability, ease of transferability and admission of new owners and investor expectation. In almost all cases, I recommend that a founder form her business first as a limited liability company (LLC) and that she plan to convert to a C corporation immediately before taking institutional investment (money from a venture capital firm, in many cases.) The process can be a difficult one, because there are so many forms of organization from which to choose.
Thinking Through Fair Use
Even after you've fully educated yourself about fair use (the information on our site is just a start), it can be difficult to remember all the relevant issues when you're looking at a potential use you'd like to make. We've developed one tool that may assist you in your thought process. The Office for Information Technology Policy of the American Library Association also steps you through the process with a similar interactive tool. Fair use is very context-dependent, so each user has to assess fair use independently, for each use..
Setting: Using Scene To Enrich Your Writing
In both fiction and nonfiction, the setting is the general background against which your story takes place—the physical location and time period, both of which influence your characters and plot. So how can a creative writer use setting and scenery to further offset, augment, or reflect the action of the plot? Although we’re going to be exploring this issue in terms of fiction, these techniques work for nonfiction as well.
How to Target Your Facebook Ads to Business Locations : Social Media Examiner
Do you want to get your Facebook posts in front of an audience at a specific physical location? Have you considered targeting people based on where they work? Using workplace targeting makes it easy to get your content in front of the right people at the right company. In this article, you’ll discover how to use workplace targeting to serve Facebook ads to people who work at specific companies. Discover how to target business locations with your Facebook Ads. Why Use Workplace Targeting?
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Philosopher's Stone
Harry Potter canon: PS | CS | PA | GF | FB | QA | OP | HBP | DH | FW | DP | JKR.COM | TBB | Pm Philosopher's Stone: covers | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | 11 | 12 | 13 | 14 | 15 | 16 | 17 A Reader's Guide to Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone Chapter One: The Boy Who Lived On this page: Synopsis by William Silvester Notes and links by Steve Vander Ark and Michele L.
The Ultimate Guide To Finding, Reaching, And Interviewing Top Influencers - Foundr
Want the heads up when new stories drop? Subscribe Here If you’re reading this article then you either want to interview influencers yourself, or you’re looking for a surefire way to connect with them. I’ve had many founders complain to me about their lack of contacts. How they wished they could just get so much as a toe in the door of influencers and just let them know they even exist.
Michel Foucault: “What is an Author?”
What is an Author? (1969) To read Michel Foucault, is to feel the grounds of one’s belief systems shift underneath one’s feet.
Share the love and borrow the traffic - I AM a WORTHY WOMAN
Ask nearly anyone who runs an online business what their biggest struggle is, and chances are they’ll say “more traffic.” You need traffic to build an email list.You need traffic to make sales.You need traffic to fill your coaching programs. So the big question is, where do you get all that traffic? Sure, you could buy ads, but if you aren’t careful, you might just fill your list with less-than-ideal audience members, and that will do nothing for your sales. You could focus your time and energy on search engine optimization, but unless you have years to build your business (and who does?)
There's a Word for That: 25 Expressions You Should Have in Your Vocabulary
Recently I came across this amazing little Tumblr named ‘OtherWordly‘ – itself a play on words. It consists of a collection of strange and lovely words from different languages through different times. What I like most about this selection of consonants and vowels – little meaning-carrying packages of vibration – is that they all try to point to the unspeakable, the transient or the neglected.
