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The Importance of Font-Style
- By Bella Harris
- Published 04/13/2009
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When designing a logo or other material for your business, most people will probably know about the importance of factors such as colours, space, shapes and design Sure, designing a logo is about all these things and a visually easily recognisesable logo is a must
Point of View for Novel Authors
- By Kevin Andersen
- Published 04/5/2009
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You need to get that manuscript into the best possible shape you can before submitting it to an agent. Besides writing clearly and with correct grammar, it is important to understand and use "point of view" appropriately.
Top Ten Most Recognizable Fonts
- By Bella Harris
- Published 04/4/2009
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When it comes to branding a product, the company logo is probably the most important part of the equation, a major part of the logo is the trademark font Sometimes the logo font becomes synonymous with the product and brand such as the weird PEZ font made up of cubes with shadows or Coca Colas swinging letters
How to Omit the Ugly River of White Space in your Documents
- By Kevin Andersen
- Published 04/2/2009
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After the period at the end of a sentence, you should leave only one space. Many of you, who are old enough to have used typewriters, remember learning to put two spaces after the period at the end of a sentence.
When you write fiction, by what code are you held What principles bind your work into a coherent whole
How To Write For Children And Win Over Parents
- By Barbara Gabogrecan
- Published 02/28/2009
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Authors are shown an innovative way to write for the enjoyment of children while satisfying the desire of parents that their children be educated during their pleasure pursuits e.g. reading
The Rain of Terroir, Going to the Source
- By John Diamond-Nigh
- Published 02/26/2009
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The rising consciousness of terroir, in food luxuries, has broader implications in a culture and a world that is increasingly homogeneous.
Creative Writer's Horror Writing
- By Deborah Owen
- Published 02/26/2009
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What kind of horror story do you want to write Your options are as wide open as the type of 'monster' you wish to create
Scene It? Now, Write It.
- By Steve O'Brien
- Published 02/19/2009
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“Never ask writers what they are doing staring off into space That’s when the work gets done
Writing How-to Books For Fun & Profit: You Too Can Become a How-to-do-it Writer Starting Today
- By Mike Allred
- Published 02/7/2009
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Have you ever had a dream you just couldn't achieve, no matter how hard you tried Well, I did