The Write Way is Dead...

...But it shall rise.

WWN75 : How to wax lyrical

WWN74 : Why you oughta wax lyrical

WWN73 : Points mean NO prizes

WWN72 : Is your writing a broken pencil?

WWN71 : Juggling Hares

WWN70 : Notetaking for Numpties

WWN69 : Reciprocity

If you want to get it, you have to give it.

WWN68 : Use Real Words

WWN67 : Use the Right Words

Writers need more B.D.E. to succeed.

WWN66 : But the greatest of these is clarity?

Writing a rollercoaster, not a labyrinth or a letdown.

WWN65 : Play the odds

From Burroughs to Brandon, to Bread on the Water. Writing success is a numbers game and the game is free to play.

WWN64 : Stop reading this newsletter

WWN63 : 18th Century Genius teaches writing trick three ways

...that all still work today.

WWN62 : Crudity and Crudités

(and a free gift in the postscript for those who read quick)

WWN61 : Mindset tricks and writing advice

From master marketer and Write Way Subscriber John Bejakovic

WWN60 : Make sales, not scams

The art of ethical persuasion

WWN59 : Write like your readers are four

WWN58 : Summarising Creative Side Projects

Concluding our trilogy in part seven

WWN57 : Start a creative project today

Part sext (not that kind, kids)

WWN56 : Annoying your Audience with Creative Side Projects

Part the fifth in our long-running saga of creative side projects and email marketing for authors.

WWN55 : The Biggest Listbuilding Mistake Writers Make

The epic side project saga continues in part D...

WWN54 : Two approaches to list-building for creative side projects

Part III

WWN53 : Creative Side Projects

Part deux

WWN52 : Starting a creative project on the side

Part one...