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By Catwhitehead 0 comments
Culture isn't just for the rich and those who live in a big city. Expose your family--and yourself--to culture without spending a lot of money by taking advantage of events in your own town... more »
By Marivell Alicea 0 comments
It is so simple to keep a journal. All you need to do is write your thoughts down on paper... more »
By Lindah 0 comments
As a Rookie writer you will make mistakes. However, some of these mistakes can be avoided by reading articles from other writers or seeking advice from more experienced writers. This article will help you avoid some mistakes that could cost you a ... more »
By eHow Arts & Entertainment Editor 0 comments
"Cosplay," or costume role-play, is a popular pastime in the anime (Japanese animation) world. Dressing up as your favorite anime character is a way of showing loyalty to a brand, celebrating at an anime convention or event, expressing creativity ... more »
By ValerieDavid 0 comments
Once you start submitting work to publishers, it's important to keep track of what you've sent out. If you're doing a lot of short stories or articles, it can be difficult to remember when you sent what and to whom. This makes it difficult to ... more »
By LyzB 0 comments
November is National Novel Writing Month (NaNoWriMo), so it's time to stop procrastinating and finally write your novel. But you are not alone, National Novel Writing Month is celebrating by thousands of writers just like you. You can sign up to ... more »
By eHow Arts & Entertainment Editor 0 comments
In the short time since the first release of Naruto collectible cards in April 2006, thousands of Naruto fans have been transformed from enthusiasts to active participants through Naruto Card Battle games and Naruto CCG (Collectible Card Game) ... more »
By eHow Arts & Entertainment Editor 0 comments
The Eragon Trilogy, also known as the Inheritance Trilogy, includes "Eragon" "Eldest," and the third and final book installment. Written by Christopher Paolini, the first book was originally self-published before being picked up by a publisher in ... more »
By eHow Arts & Entertainment Editor 0 comments
The repair of antique, historical or rare books requires special knowledge and should be left in the hands of professionals. There are some basic repairs, however, that you can perform on most books... more »
By M A Bramlett 0 comments
Household distractions paired with a cluttered setting make it difficult to work from home, especially a freelance journalist, novelist or writer. Here are a few ideas on setting up an office area so working from home will feel professional and ... more »
By espradlin 0 comments
Nothing is more disappointing than reading a great new book and having no one to discuss it with. This void can easily be filled with a book club. As easy as a book club may seem to establish, often they fall through because of members other ... more »
By MIHealthCoach 1 comments
Book clubs are a lot of fun, but like any group events, it's hard to find a night where everyone can get together. Here is an alternative to meeting out on book club night. It is more likely that you will be able to get a group together to ... more »
By AlinaBradford 0 comments
Jane's Smart Art Guides are designed to give you more information about the art you are viewing when visiting museums. They can also be listened to by those who just want to learn more about famous works of art. Read on for some tips to help you ... more »
By eHow Arts & Entertainment Editor 1 comments
Before you think about how to write a book, you should ask yourself why you are doing this. Writing a book is a time-consuming project that requires focus, discipline and planning to accomplish. The average published book runs at least 40,000 ... more »
By BASHARAT SHAH, MD 2 comments
Writing a book can be challenging. Many times you may stop for lack of ideas. Follow these steps to successfully write and complete a book... more »
By eHow Careers & Work Editor 3 comments
A good book review provides readers with enough information to determine whether the book is one that they want to read. It is not just a summary of a work, but also a critical commentary, including an opinion of the work substantiated with facts... more »
By Zenobia2000 0 comments
The many memorable heroines that live in the novels of Jane Austen have become favorites in fiction and on screen. Austen paints a very particular portrait of her heroines-—one that captures all their complex motivations, desires and foibles. ... more »
By harleyangelbrat 1 comments
It is easy to start a novel if you know what you want to write about and have a robust imagination. This article is my way of showing everyone how I started and where I got my ideas. Writing a Mystery novel series sounds a bit tough, but if you ... more »
By Karen Hamilton Silvestri 0 comments
Not every book has to have a preface, but readers do enjoy learning more about how the book you wrote came together. The preface includes a brief description of the book and why you wrote it. It also can contain information on where and how you ... more »
By Eric J. Seidman 0 comments
Informal language or words that treat the readers as if you are speaking directly to them can be effective in certain types of books, but considered amateurish in other circles. It is always best to be very formal and professional--this tutorial ... more »
By Audie Metcalf 0 comments
Are you a dummy trapped in a smartie? If you thought I meant the candy, this article probably isn't for you... more »
By Edward Contreras 0 comments
Everyone wants to learn about the best poker odds.. more »
By KatiD 0 comments
You have your story plotted. Now, you have to put that story and your characters in a world that is real... more »
By eHow Arts & Entertainment Editor 0 comments
A number of services exist in cyberspace to help the book lovers of the world catalog their collections. Many of these services are wholly web-based. The best part is many of them are completely free. Cataloging books online is a great way to ... more »
By eHow Holidays & Celebrations Editor 0 comments
Add an Easter book to a child's Easter basket. It's a good way to encourage reading and a love of books. You'll also be avoiding giving too much candy... more »