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Bonus Material: 50 Web Sites to Improve Your Writing
June 29, 2009
First, turn off the television
There are different schools of thought as to whether writing is a natural gift or something that can be taught and nurtured. What’s undeniable is that there are tens of thousands of people out there willing to offer you advice, some of who charge dearly for it. (Thank you MFA programs!)
Fortunately, Smashing Magazine – an amazing site for Web designers and aficionados — has collected 50 different Web sites that offer different type of advice for how to improve your writing — all for free. The list ranges from the familiar — Hemingway’s tips to writing well — to a Cheater’s Guide to Writing Great Headlines and a blog called “Men with Pens.” (Nice). What’s more, if you drill down into the sites listed, you’ll find lists within the lists and more than enough links to keep you distracted from your own writing for some time.
EXPLORE: The list. And when you’re done, be sure to check out the rest of Smashing Magazine as well.