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geek-22 · 18 days

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If anyone was curious about my writing process...

I keep notes that I use for when I'm either too drunk or tired to remember an idea

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yvesdot · 8 months

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The Best of the Net Anthology is accepting submissions until SEPTEMBER 30, 2023!

Indie/self-pub writers who post to Tumblr, Patreon, Substack, etc., now is the time for you to submit your work to the anthology! Please spread this around and share with your indie-writer friends! DON'T SELF-REJECT!

#You can submit up to two pieces so feel free to link what you're submitting in the replies/comments and I'll take a peep ^__^#No promises on speed but I like to see what people are writing.#txt #writeblr #writblr #writeblr community #writeblr submissions #open calls #submission calls #writing contests #online writing #writing on tumblr #important writing updates

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toms-cherry-trees · 11 months

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If you write long ass fics and don't put them behind a "read more" I am going to come with a pipe and smash your kneecaps

#marsie talks #writer #online writing #writing stuff #writers struggle #please use the goforsaken read more #writer things

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wisp-does-stuff · 7 months

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An announcement to AO3 users, the creators of the fics CAN see bookmarks AND what you write in bookmarks. Don't write anything you wouldn't write in the comments

#ao3 tips #ao3 #writers of tumblr #online writing #archive of our own

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39addict101 · 7 months

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Lowkey sitting in my office right now wishing that I could just be reading fanfiction in bed like I did when I was 14, full of life and joy, instead of absolute misery staring at an email I wish I didn’t have to answer.

#nostaliga #39 clues #fanfiction #fanfiction.net #fanfic #ao3 #online writers #online writing

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achronicleofblasphemy · 2 months

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Wait. . . Are we married now?

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bleedinginksblog · 1 month

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Open Wounds

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seasonschange32 · 2 months

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I'm bad at everything but at least g/t blogs like my ideas

#size difference #macro micro #giant tiny #giantess #giant/tiny #g/t #writing prompts #online writing

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agarwalnavratan · 7 months

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Unlocking Your Potential: The World of Online Writing Jobs with EasyWriting!

In today's digital age, the internet has transformed how we work and connect with opportunities. One of the remarkable avenues it has opened up is online writing jobs. As the demand for quality content continues to rise, platforms like EasyWriting have emerged, offering writers from all walks of life a chance to showcase their talent, enhance their skills, and earn a living, all from the comfort of their homes. In this comprehensive guide, we will explore the world of online writing jobs, with a special focus on EasyWriting, and how it can become a stepping stone toward a fulfilling and financially rewarding career.

The Rise of Online Writing Jobs

With the explosive growth of websites, blogs, and online businesses, the need for high-quality, engaging content has never been greater. This demand has given birth to numerous online platforms that connect skilled writers with clients seeking their expertise. Online writing jobs encompass a wide range of opportunities, including blog posts, articles, web content, social media posts, product descriptions, and much more. This diversity ensures that writers of all interests and expertise can find projects that align with their passions.

EasyWriting: A Gateway to Success

Among the myriad online platforms, EasyWriting stands out as a reliable and user-friendly marketplace for experienced and aspiring writers. What sets EasyWriting apart is its intuitive interface, a vast array of writing opportunities, and a supportive community that nurtures talent. Registering with EasyWriting opens the door to a world of possibilities, where writers can bid on projects, collaborate with clients, and build lasting relationships in the digital realm.

Flexibility and Freedom

One of the most appealing aspects of online writing jobs, including those on EasyWriting, is the flexibility they offer. Freelance writers have the liberty to choose their working hours, allowing them to strike a balance between their professional and personal lives. This flexibility is especially beneficial for individuals with diverse commitments, such as students, parents, or those pursuing other careers. With online writing jobs, the traditional 9-to-5 constraints are replaced by a model that empowers writers to manage their time efficiently.

Skill Enhancement and Growth

Engaging in online writing jobs is not just about earning money; it's also an opportunity for continuous learning and skill enhancement. Writers can explore various niches, experiment with different writing styles, and receive constructive feedback from clients. Over time, this exposure hones their craft, making them more proficient writers. EasyWriting, in particular, provides a platform where writers can take on challenging projects, expand their knowledge, and evolve into versatile professionals capable of tackling diverse topics.

Financial Rewards and Stability

While pursuing their passion for writing, individuals can also enjoy financial stability through online writing jobs. EasyWriting ensures that writers are compensated fairly for their expertise and dedication. As writers complete more projects and garner positive reviews, their earning potential increases. This financial reward, coupled with the flexibility of online writing jobs, provides a stable source of income that can support various lifestyles and financial goals.

Building a Portfolio and Reputation

For budding writers, building a portfolio is crucial in establishing credibility and attracting high-paying clients. EasyWriting acts as a launchpad for writers to showcase their skills and create a portfolio that highlights their best work. Positive client feedback and a robust portfolio not only enhance a writer's reputation on the platform but also open doors to more lucrative opportunities outside of EasyWriting. This ability to build a solid professional presence is invaluable in the competitive world of online writing.

Networking and Collaboration

The online writing community, including platforms like EasyWriting, is a vibrant network of creative individuals. Writers can collaborate with fellow professionals, exchange ideas, and even collaborate on projects. This collaborative spirit not only enriches the writing experience but also opens the door to collaborations beyond the digital realm. Networking with clients and peers can lead to long-term partnerships, referrals, and a steady stream of projects, ensuring a continuous flow of income and professional growth.

Overcoming Challenges

While online writing jobs offer numerous advantages, they are not without challenges. Writers often face tight deadlines, varying client expectations, and the need to continuously adapt to different topics and styles. However, these challenges, when approached with the right mindset and determination, can be overcome. EasyWriting provides resources, support, and a platform to connect with experienced writers who can offer guidance, making the journey smoother for newcomers.

Conclusion: Embracing the Future of Work

In conclusion, online writing jobs, particularly on platforms like EasyWriting, have revolutionized the way we perceive work. They have transformed writing from a conventional career path to an accessible, flexible, and financially rewarding profession. Aspiring writers now have the opportunity to turn their passion for words into a fulfilling career, all while enjoying the benefits of a balanced lifestyle and financial stability. By embracing the world of online writing jobs, individuals can unlock their full potential, contribute meaningfully to the digital landscape, and shape a successful future in the ever-evolving gig economy. So, what are you waiting for? Dive into the world of online writing jobs with EasyWriting and embark on a transformative journey toward a brighter, more prosperous tomorrow.

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#online #online writing #ONLINE WRITING JOBS #ONLINE FREELANCING JOBS #onlineshopping #online income #online business #online marketing

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sonikaizhere-blog · 8 months

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#writers on tumblr #spilled words #creative writing #reading #books and libraries #books #booksbooksbooks #bookstagram #content planning #content writing #content development #content creation #content strategy #business growth #online marketing #digitalmarketing #online writing

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geek-22 · 19 days

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I have a confession to make.

I find editing physically painful, I avoid it at all costs.

There. I've said it.

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oceanera12 · 1 year

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Question to my fellow writers out there that post their writing on public forums/sites:

Have you ever gotten a comment or review that complained about character flaws, or perhaps the way you chose to portray a character as not being perfect?

I'm curious because a fic of mine recently (read in the last six months) got two comments from people who didn't seem to understand the idea of Character Development.

(And also didn't appear to read my Author's Note at the end, but that's beside the point.)

I didn't respond to either comment because I felt like it was one, a waste of time and two, I wasn't really sure what to say because "that's how stories work"?

Your characters have to learn and grow and develop as people and especially in this fic, yes I started with a lot of the traditional characteristics but this is supposed to be a series of stories. Not a one-shot. So of course the characters are not where I want them to be at the end.

Am I just crazy thinking this is weird or are people just that out of touch of character arcs and the like?

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toms-cherry-trees · 1 year

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One of the greatest joys of fic writing is when you realise there is no "wrong" way. Everyone interprets characters different so you don't have to write them exactly the same as others do

#fanfic writing #writing #writers #author #online writing

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charrednewt · 1 year

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So, short stories dump.

When I made a tumblr account I decided I would take the chance to post/list the short stories that I wrote and are already available online on my blog (do we still call them blogs?). Both to contribute to the social experience and to maybe get some new feedback.

They are currently all available on the excellent Bogleech website (@bogleech) which is a continue source of inspiration. I will make a link list for the time being but plan to post them directly on the site in the future. Maybe after I retouch some of the older entries.

The following are not all of my short stories but they are the ones I currently feel are sort of nice enough to pass around:

"I Suck at Humans"

"Morning Person"

"Fridge Problems"

"High Jack"

"Proadation"

"Roomspace"

"The Swimming Man"

"Not for Sale"

"Graveyard Slot"

"Heard a Buzz"

TW for light gore, horror, car accidents, please let me know if I missed any.

Enjoy, I hope.

#short fiction #short stories #creepy #horror #weird fiction #online writing #i don't know tags #creature #shameless self promo

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sayitaliano · 1 year

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so sorry if you've already answered something like this, but when speaking to people online, would you default to tu or Lei?

The online language is generally kept on a friendly level so it's fine to use "tu" (like for generally commenting under a post). When speaking with me, you can use "tu" no matter what is your age or anything. To me, formal language here it's just uncomfortable, as this "place" (internet, in general) should be a friendly/helping place (ofc I am well aware it's not always so, sadly) + I read many times that "online it's not necessary to be formal" so it kinda got wired into me.

Ofc, nowadays if you're online for work (especially if you work for someone else, unless you want to keep a low profile) or you're sure you're interacting with someone that is actually also doing their job (eg. you're answering a post or a video about an event), or in that precise situation this person is speaking about something job-related (as could do a doctor or something like that) it's probably more appropriate to use "Lei" (or Voi, for associations/groups...) and a formal language.

People have different approaches to the online world anyway, some prefer to use "Lei" when interacting with unknown people, no matter what. Tbh, I've been on the interner for quite a long time now, and in many cases I have had interaction with different type of people mostly using a friendly language. Only when I have worked for a couple of associations I got messages using a more formal language (but not even from everyone tbh, they were rare).

In the end... follow your guts. You won't be judged an irrespectful person for using informal speech online; and if you were to use formal speech, you'll be asked to be less formal after a few words if necessary :) (Despite it all, if you are a foreigner, we generally don't expect you to use formal language as it's a bit more complex in our view, so you can easily play this card too and just go informal.. nobody will be mad at all, just very pleased you write Italian)

#it #italian #languages #online writing #italiano #lingua italiana #italian language #italian things #italian stuff #italian culture #italian langblr #langblr #language

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