“Twists fail a lot because they are delicate things,” Jeff Somers opines in Writer’s Digest. You have to give your reader enough information to make the twist feel like something they somehow missed, he tells novelists. Blogs are a great way to share new information with people in an easily digestible format. You can use […]
The tactic of using questions in titles is one I’ve often suggested to blog content writers, because often we can help searchers formulate their own questions by presenting one in the blog itself. It’s best to focus on the expansive and productive type of question, such as “What’s possible?” “What are my choices?” “What’s […]
“Look up to be wowed!”, a piece in Haven Magazine about “statement ceilings” begins. After all, plain, flat ceilings are just…well, passé, and, for a home that inspires “oohs” and “aahs”, you need a cool structural element. Added height, uplighting, combining different materials, can all enhance your dining room, great room, or entryway, home […]
A classic work of Japanese literature, The Tale of Genji, known as the world’s first novel, centers on the life and loves of the son of an 11th century Emperor and his beloved concubine. One detail about the story has perplexed readers, interestingfacts.com explains – it ends inconclusively. For centuries, the fact historian notes, “audiences have […]
Did you know that a) Asia is bigger than the moon? b) Alaska is the westernmost, easternmost, and northernmost state in the U.S.? c) Maine is the closest state to Africa? These are just three of the “facts that will change how you look at the world“. As a blog content writer, I find seemingly […]
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