Help

by cyril

Verb Make it easier for (someone) to do something by offering aid. Noun Assistance. Exclamation Used as an appeal for urgent assistance: “Help!”.  Synonyms verb.     assist – aid – succour – succor… Continue reading →

1,337 Likes!

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1,337 Likes! Congratulations on getting 1,337 total likes on Publish Your Articles .

Genius

by cyril

Noun  Exceptional intellectual or creative power or other natural ability. A person who is exceptionally intelligent or creative, either generally or in some particular respect: “musical genius”.  Synonyms Talent

Share Your Ideas

by cyril

WordPress Article Automation WordPress Article Automation Is A 2 Pack Of Plugins To Help Automate The Process Of Adding Content To Your Site. Whether It Is Adding Mass Amounts Of Plr, Unique Articles… Continue reading →

Health science

by cyril

Post By Jiffy Ann Public Health is working to protect the environment, Identifying sources of illness in population groups, controlling disease outbreaks,  developing interventions to promote healthy behavior, and producing health policy legislation.… Continue reading →

Writing Tips for Your Query Process:

by cyril

Based on My Day Today as A Writer Every year when the new Writer’s Market book, published by Writer’s Digest Books, hits the shelves I actually kick off my red stiletto’s for my… Continue reading →

The Higher the Heel, the Closer to God: Living Your Authentic Self!

by ravensquillz2013

The Higher the Heel Post By Guest Contributor Courtney Frey I’d been in Parkersburg, Iowa for all of a few weeks when I had to deliver fresh socks to my ten year old… Continue reading →

Loving your subject

by cyril

“Loving your subject, you will write about it with the spontaneity and enthusiasm that will transmit itself to your reader. Loving your reader, you will respect him and want to please him. You… Continue reading →

Carol Burnett

by cyril

Words, once they are printed, have a life of their own. Carol Burnett

Long patience

by cyril

 Jim Tully “Long patience and application saturated with your heart’s blood—you will either write or you will not—and the only way to find out whether you will or not is to try.”