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10 Unusual Tips for Writers by Geoff Dyer

by Staff Writers | The Web Writer Spotlight

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Geoff Dyer was described as, “one of our greatest living critics, not of the arts but of life itself, and one of our most original writers” by the New York Magazine. He offers some unusual writing tips— different, but good.

Why You Should Stay Patient and Positive When Doing Business Online

by David K. William | The Web Writer Spotlight

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Two things define you: your patience when you have nothing and your attitude when you have everything. As a web writer, freelancer and or entrepreneur, there are many reasons why you should stay positive and patient in your business forays online.

15 Things Mentally Strong Writers Don't Care For

by David K. William | The Web Writer Spotlight

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Mentally strong writers are not bothered by mundane things that many of us are hung up on. They are focused, confident, content and just don’t care for certain things, which gives them a marked edge to succeed.

38 Common Spelling and Grammar Errors to Avoid

by Staff Writers | The Web Writer Spotlight

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The New York Times bestselling author of "The Fault in Our Stars," John Green, guides you through some of the most common spelling and grammar errors, including ‘Who vs. Whom’, ‘Lose vs. Loose’ and ‘Elicit vs. Illicit.’

The Different Types of People You See at Coffee Shops [Infographic]

by Staff Writers | The Web Writer Spotlight

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With comfy chairs, air conditioning, smell of espresso in the air, potpourried restrooms and free Wi-Fi, coffee shops are often an answer to many people’s prayers. But, who exactly frequents coffee shops and what are the basic rules of etiquette for working from the shops?

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