50 Writing Tools

[Friedle]

http://www.poynter.org/content/content_view.asp?id=80420

I write for Lockergnome and someone passed me this link, so I thought I'd share. Great for anyone that likes to write, wants to be a press dude, or just has a blog. Beyond this collection of articles the site seems like a worthwhile bookmark.

 

[Apossum]

Wow, that's quite the informative page. If I decide to major in journalism, I'll definitely refer to it a lot. Thanks Friedle!

 

[kill3r7]

Very Nice...A useful tool for all college and high school students.

 

[AngellicLulu]

Hmmm I think I may try using that. Thanks

 

[basketkase543]

Great link, works for people interested in screenwriting as well (like myself).

 

[Tromack]

That isn't bad. I'd hope that most people who are in college at least learned those in their intro to writing class, if they didn't learn it in highschool. Number 19 is probably the most important in my opinion. Anyone can write well technically, but to have a voice that is wholly original and captivating is impressive.

 

[Friedle]

No problem. It helped me out a great deal too. Glad you guys dig it.

 

[trytej]

Thanks. Me and my friend are writing a movie, so this will help.

 

[golra]

I wish I found this earlier. But it is never to learn something new. Thanks for sharing!

 

[Lylytyco]

Thanks for sharing this list! It’s always a good idea to discover new resources that can simplify the writing process and boost creativity. For those looking to further improve their writing, I highly recommend exploring AI tools as well. Also, try this ai essay writer app that I've been using. It’s fantastic for organizing thoughts and improving structure. It's particularly helpful when you're tackling complex topics or need to adhere to specific writing standards.