So, when I decided to write my romance novel “The Science of Loving,” I didn’t consider what came after hitting the publish button. While I figured there had to be more to being a successful author, my focus was on other things… So novel written, published… was lucky enough to have a few readers discover…
Tag: educational resources
At a loss for words? Check out this free Wordnet alternative… Artha
Hey Peeps, too busy writing SOL-2 for more than just a short post. I just wanted to let you know about a free thesaurus program I found on SourceForge.net that’s pretty cool. You can find out more about it at Artha’s project home page. It’s definitely worth checking out if you’re looking for a free…
C.M. Blackwood’s Magazine is looking to feature Indie Authors! “September Spotlight: Calling to Guest Authors!”
Hi, all! I am writing to cordially invite you to my “September Spotlight” — eight days of questions and answers with my lovely indie friends. Every Wednesday and Sunday in Septemb… Source: September Spotlight: Calling to Guest Authors!
We can all go to Stanford… Free!
As promised in last week’s post, today I’ll be talking about free educational resources every writer should know about. Back at the turn of the century—I’ve always wanted to say that—MIT decided to put a bunch of their course lectures on the web for free. While they weren’t the first to do so, they did…
I love tools… (well not the walking and talking kind.)
So for those of you out there who’ve decided you’re going to finally take the plunge, and write the world’s greatest novel, I decided to share some of the tools I’ve found to get the job done, and best of all, most of them are free!
How to Go to College for Free: The Best Open Classes for Writers (Fall 2014)
cleverhelp: Massively Open Online Courses are the new vogue way to take control of your education and your career, and it’s the best thing. Higher education should be a right, but many of us can’t afford or can’t even access modern college courses. Anyone with conviction and a few extra… How to Go to College…
Candace Vianna Writes 