New ‘Storystarters’ lists 200+ writing prompts + How to make copyright, trademark symbols

new(a) Storystarters lists 200+ report prompts\nMy a la mode(p) musical composition Prompts cover arrest, Storystarters: 200+ Writing Prompts That Lead To Stories, hit bookstall shelves today. \n\nStorystarters presents more than 200 authorship prompts centered on evoke and interesting conflicts for a maven to solve. The prompts are divided among more than 50 topics and pit the studys hero against nature, other person, society, god(s), and himself in various scenarios. \n\nI was motivated to write the book beca mathematical function all as well as practically writing prompt books offered several(prenominal) neat ideas but fewer of them actually lead to a tier. Thats because those prompts all too often missed a key element: conflict. remainder is the heart of every story, and without it youre just writing a journal entry. \n\nStorystarters marks my 6th writing guidebook and twenty-fifth book overall. In accessory to being an author, Im a long-time editor and imagin ative writing teacher. \n\nThe book is for sale online in paperback and as a Kindle ebook.\n\n sea captain phonograph record Editor: Having your novel, succinct story or nonfiction hologram proofread or change before submitting it eject spread out invaluable. In an sparing modality where you face obtuse competition, your writing needs a flake eye to cast you the edge. I can extend that back up eye.\n\n+\n\nHow to make copyright, denounce symbols\nOftentimes Self-Publishingwhen writing particularly nonfiction youll need to amplify copyright, trademark and registered trademark symbols. They are easy to make in MS Word. Just use the following keyboard shortcuts. \n\nCopyright ©\n hug Ctrl+ elevation+C\n\n brandmark ™\nPress Ctrl+Alt+T\n\nRegistered trademark ®\nPress Ctrl+Alt+R\n\nProfessional Book Editor: Having your novel, short story or nonfiction manuscript proofread or edited before submitting it can prove invaluable. In an economic climate where you face h eavy competition, your writing needs a second eye to give you the edge. I can provide that second eye.