The Neo2 may look and feel a bit outdated, but it doesn't take long getting used to. It's essentially a keyboard with a small screen that can store up to eight files of around 10,000 words each, so around 80,000 words in total. It was launched before the mobile revolution as a classroom tool and … Continue reading The AlphaSmart Neo2 – A Useful Tool For Writers
Quite often, the hardest part about writing something isn't the writing itself, but reading it after. Despite the effort and enthusiasm that went into it, it may feel not quite what we hoped it would be. You often read or hear about how some great writer or other rewrote a scene or chapter countless times, … Continue reading On Accepting Our Writing
Whether you write fiction or non-fiction, reports or essays, comments or blog posts, emails or tweets, these writing tips by Frank L. Visco, originally published in the June 1986 issue of Writers' digest, can come in handy. Which is your favorite? Do you agree with all of them?
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