Showing posts with label freelance writing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label freelance writing. Show all posts

Saturday, October 31, 2009

How to be funny?

I have been reading some of the old Tamil literature that were written with punch of humor and they are all funny and entertaining. I wish I have that skill. How nice it will be to have international readers for your writing full of humor!

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He knows EXACTLY how to train ANYONE to become super-witty in just minutes. Matterson claims there are just a series of simple rules that ANYONE can follow to become hilariously funny!

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How to be funny?

Wednesday, July 23, 2008

Online resources for writers.

I know the demand for resources for professional as well as freelance writers. Being a freelance writer myself, I am in contact with several freelancers who keep directing me to free resources given in forums, through e-books and web links.


Here is one more from an authentic source. “Capella University makes comprehensive online academic writing center available to the public. The online university’s Online Writing Center features multi-media modules aimed at graduate level students studying in a variety of disciplines.”


The person who showed me this is a MBA graduate from Capella University. He did his health care school mba course to assist his doctor wife who has partnered with a few other specialist doctors to establish a medium range hospital in a small town in Minneapolis.


The full web release of Capella University that was attached with the email from my friend contained this announcement of Leslie Olsen, coordinator of Capella’s Writing Center.

“We decided to make this writing resource available to the general public because, first, it’s the nature of writing centers to share resources, and second, we have some unique resources to share that are a result of the collaboration among faculty, staff, and our incredible web and instructional designers.”


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