Why Writers Write

Written by Gary R. Hess


Writing is not just another hobby, it is an emotion. The words are not just fitted together in sentences and paragraphs hoping to pass on a message, but it is form of expression of our greatest fears, hopes and dreams.

As a teenager I had my share of problems just like any other, but I was different… special. My mind was not at ease telling my parents or friends about a situation that had occurred or even might occur. I didn’t feel that a journal was just as my feelings were hard to explain in ordinary English. I had to find a way to express my love and hate about certain subjects, no matter how large or small.

I grabbed a pencil and paper and started writing. Using images, sounds and smells was easier than I had thought. My mind then became at ease with myself and I could live another day without wondering who or what I was going to tell my thoughts to. Asrepparttar weeks and months ran on I became even more comfortable with writing my thoughts and feelings on paper, I didn’t feel discomfort any longer.

Everyone's a Critic or At Least They Could Be

Written by Heather Wallace


Imagine a job that is tons of fun and, if you followrepparttar advice outlined below, is probably one ofrepparttar 128671 easier routes to becoming a household name. It isrepparttar 128672 job of Movie Reviewer. Just think about how wonderful it would be to get paid to munch on popcorn and watch films.

This is one job that every single one of us has been training for our entire lives. Your willingness to tell anyone who will listen that a particular movie was overrated or that a certain movie star's last performance was Oscar-worthy already makes you a movie critic. The only difference between you andrepparttar 128673 pros is that they get paid for their opinions and their names are knownrepparttar 128674 world over.

Becoming a movie critic is easily accessible to everyone. All you need is a love ofrepparttar 128675 cinema,repparttar 128676 ability to write and share your opinions, andrepparttar 128677 drive to parley your reviews into fame and fortune.

Stop The Presses

The fact ofrepparttar 128678 matter is thatrepparttar 128679 majority of newspapers aren't going to give yourepparttar 128680 time of day without some previous experience. That is whererepparttar 128681 Internet comes in. Your first step to becoming a critic is creating a web destination. Set-up a web site and post reviews to it on a regular basis. By doing this you will be able to hone your skills, discipline yourself to write regularly, and another added bonus is that you will gain a following of loyal readers. This is a must if you want to become a famous critic.

Spreadrepparttar 128682 Word

To really get your name out there you absolutely must syndicate your reviews. You can get your reviews on other web sites in a number of ways, butrepparttar 128683 two best and easiest are to:

1. Sign-up as a content provider at freesticky.com and sites similar in nature.

2. Join and submit reviews torepparttar 128684 following sites:

http://www.rottontomatoes.com http://www.movie-gurus.com/content/join/ http://www.movietome.com/about/writer.shtml

Ya Gotta Have a Gimmick

If you plan on writing reviews it would be a good idea to come up with a gimmick. A straight forward review just isn't going to garner you much attention or be that memorable. A review with a twist, onrepparttar 128685 other hand, will keep people coming back to read what you have to say and it will cement your name inrepparttar 128686 minds ofrepparttar 128687 masses.

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