Maybe you’re looking for ways to increase your freelance writing income or you dream of authoring a bestselling novel.
Whichever the case, you’re searching for tutorials on how to become a better writer.
Ask a professional scribe for tips on polishing one’s prose, and they’ll probably tell you a few things, among which is studying some books about the art of copywriting.
Because even if you don’t go in that direction as a writer, the skills learned will sharpen all your prose.
We now have so many choices in how we consume literary information, from non-fiction to a rattling good story with fiction.
We can enjoy eBooks, paperbacks, hardbacks, large print, or audiobooks, depending on our preferences.
We even have the option to choose an abridged or unabridged version for some books.
With shorter attention spans and busy modern life, you’d think that abridged books and audiobooks would win out every time over the unabridged versions, but that’s really not the case.
So, what’s the difference between unabridged and abridged?
And is unabridged better than abridged?
These are just some of the questions you might have about abridged vs. unabridged audiobooks and print books, so let’s dig into the answers below.
Are you a “CoHort” searching for books and authors similar to Colleen Hoover?
If so, welcome!
For you, we’ve curated a list of 15 writers who will quench your thirst for more Hoover-esque storytelling.
Not every book is exactly like a Hoover story, but they all share one thing in common with the bestselling author’s oeuvre, style, and notable themes.
So, without further ado, let’s dive in!
You enjoy the idea of audible, but the actual experience has been hit or miss in your estimation.
Why?
In many cases, it all comes down to the narration x-factor. Bluntly stated: The aural stylings of a meh voice actor can taint the best of books.
So to help you cut through the muck, we’ve curated a list of the top audiobook narrators.
Let’s jump right in.
Looking for books to hone your skills as a writer? Maybe you’re looking for the perfect gift for a writer you know whose library of the craft needs some new powerhouse additions.
No matter what reason you have to shop for books (and do you really need one, anyway?), this list shares the titles of favorites for five different categories.
So, if you’re looking for the best books on writing — whether you’re writing novels, short stories, poetry, or creative nonfiction — look no further.
Which new book will you add to your writer’s library today?
Anyone of the books listed below will help you reach your writing goals and become a better writer.
And any one of them would make a thoughtful and supportive gift for the writers in your life.
If you’ve used Google Docs for school or writing blog posts, you know it’s versatile, intuitive, and free to use.
So, while it may not be the first word-processing tool you think of for writing books, there are plenty of reasons why it should be one of your top three.
After looking through this post, it might even become your number-one option.
This guide will get you from a blank page (or blog post) to a finished book, with simple step-by-step instructions and screenshots that show you exactly what to do.
Do you dream of becoming a best-selling author?
Or maybe you want to be a web content writer who makes six figures a year.
Whichever the case, writing prompt generators can be a huge help.
Today, we’re taking a 360-look at writing prompts.
What’s their purpose?
How can you come up with creative prompts?
And we’ll finish with a review of six generators.
Cozy up, grammar geeks (#ProudNerd), it’s time to dissect the wide world of name and story generators.