Ramble Writing of R.D. Hayes

By:  Erin Kohlenberg  –  CC BY 2.0 Oh yes! Here is another question that a lot of my writer friends and would be writers are asking; can you make money on  iWriter ? The answer is yes and yes, if you try hard enough. I am always looking for new writing gigs to  supplement my income  and over the years, I have found that creating multiple streams of income is the way to do it. A little about iWriter: iWriter is a market place for writers and publishers to buy and sell articles. The website is set up on a simple interface but takes a little while to get use to. There are no flashy buttons on this site and no way to make yourself stand out other than your small little bio. How much can I earn from Iwriter as a freelance writer: This really depends. Starting out, you can only qualify to write certain aritlces and therefore you will only be getting paid a minimum of $1.63 for a 300 word article up to, from what I have seen so far, $7.00 for a 1,000 word art...

By:  Seth Morabito  –  CC BY-SA 2.0 I know starting out in a writing career, especially with writing and publishing books, is tough one. There is so much information out there on writing a book that you don’t know where to begin. These blog post are some of the best that I have found on the web. They have helped me to see what it really takes to write an EBook that sells. I hope you enjoy this blog post on the tope blog post for writing books. These are only some of my favorite blog post on writing books. I don’t have a complete list but when I do, you can guarantee that I am going to blog about it. When I find other interesting post that will help you to get your book written and published, I’ll be sure to update this blog post.   What Software do You Use to Write books This blog post on writing an EBook goes through different software that is used for writing a book. I found this post and really enjoyed how well written it was and a lot of the software th...