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An Overview on Point o' View

=DarcKnyt:iconDarcKnyt: reports, August 22
Point of View -- or POV -- is a critical choice writers make before they ever set the first word onto screen or paper. But what exactly IS POV, and how does an author choose one? What are some of the advantages and drawbacks of the various types?

In the ongoing effort to support Back to Basics month, this article attempts to provide a brief overview for writers struggling to find their voice.

Simplyprose is looking for staff!

*simplyprose:iconsimplyprose: reports, August 17
Two to four people are needed to help run simplyprose.

YOU LIE!! -- Or do you Lay??

=DarcKnyt:iconDarcKnyt: reports, August 18
Do you lie, or lay? Is it laying or lying? This article, in keeping with the Back to Basics theme for August, takes a brief look at using "Lie" vs. "Lay" in prose.

Poetry Feature #70

*TheFavoritesProject:iconTheFavoritesProject: reports, August 17
We've featured 70 poems since we opened our satellite account in 2007! View the most recent feature here, as well a list of all the previous poems featured by TFP. If you like what you see, than devwatch the account because we feature a new one every week! No membership is required.

Write #3: To publish or not to publish

^lovetodeviate:iconlovetodeviate: reports, August 15
:bulletred: What you will find in this news article: To publish or not to publish -- A list of resources on publishing | Recent finds | Resource news | Read this | Literature Daily Deviations: July 2008 | I need your feedback :bulletred:

Cheating Yourself: How Miscats Affect You

*PunknEra:iconPunknEra: reports, August 14
A different look at how this well known issue affects you as an artist.

This is a Project: Educate article.

A Vampire and Werewolf Lit Event

*twilight-apple:icontwilight-apple: reports, August 14
An introduction to a month-long literature event, complete with writing topics and prompts, small contests, and prizes.

Dots and Dashes -- The Em Dash and Ellipsis

=DarcKnyt:iconDarcKnyt: reports, August 11
What's an ellipsis, how is it used and what's the difference between ellipses and em dashes in prose? This article discusses the proper use of both em dashes and ellipsis in prose writing, but doesn't redress the matter in non-fiction citations.

Let's Reduce the Headache

=IanSquall:iconIanSquall: reports, August 8
A look into why the deviantART Literature submission process is due for an update.

Poetry & Prose Readings LIVE on Deviant ART

=Flutterings:iconFlutterings: reports, August 9
I will set up a DA chat room, and we will go into them, and click a link to listen in to the reader at a scheduled time. The reader will read extracts of their work, or poems, and then when they are done reading, get feedback, comments or talk to the listeners.

Literature News This Week

Poetry Feature #71

*TheFavoritesProject:iconTheFavoritesProject: reports, August 24
Is The Favorites Project making a difference? We're aiming to show you that it does! Read the article to see how.

We've featured 71 poems since we opened our satellite account in 2007. You can view the most recent feature here, as well as find links to our previous features. If you like what you see, please devwatch the account because we feature a new one every week! No membership is required and we have no ulterior motive than to expose some great poetry!

The Use of Adverbs in Fiction Writing

=DarcKnyt:iconDarcKnyt: reports, 4h 28m ago
Adverbs are the endangered species of the adult fiction world. They're frowned on like putting a Baby Ruth bar in a punch bowl at a wedding reception -- not a good idea. They're also indicative of weak writing ... but why? This article covers why adverbs are evil and what you can do to avoid using them.

Seeking Staff Volunteers

*ScribeSanctuary:iconScribeSanctuary: reports, August 24
An all-in-one writers club focused on helping one another improve rather than belittling those who lack superior writing skills.

In desperate need of staff volunteers.

“Baby..did you forget to take your meds? “

*woodfaery:iconwoodfaery: reports, 7h 1m ago
An article I wrote recently about coping with Mental Health Problems through art.

Poerty Contest needs you!

*DarthSammo:iconDarthSammo: reports, 1d 22h ago
Two young DA members are having a poetry contest and need people to read and remark about the two works they produced for the project.

The Twilight Trance

~spydurpoet:iconspydurpoet: reports, 15h 47m ago
The Twilight Trance

Poetry Top 10 books 3.Ponder Awhile by Mohit.K.Mis

~mohitmisra:iconmohitmisra: reports, 2d 2h ago
Petry book rankings on Best Book Buys from a collection from 63,702 books.

Poetry Top 10 boks3.Ponder Awhile by Mohit.K.Misra

~mohitmisra:iconmohitmisra: reports, 2d 2h ago
Petry book rankings on Best Book Buys from a collection from 63,702 books.

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Trends in the Publishing Industry: Part 3

`adrift:iconadrift: reports, April 28, 2006
Blogs, print-on-demand, Wiki, e-books -- you name it, writers are trying it. According to Arts Hub Australia, writers -- finding little success with traditional publishing -- are "taking their manuscript by the pages" and making full use of modern technology to spread the word. And even the publishers are joining in.

Are we on the brink of a new publishing era? Is this a good thing? Some people certainly think so.

Part 3: What are the writers doing?

For Parts 1 and 2, see this news article.

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