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Articles by Heather Todd

• Doctoral Dissertations
  You’ve just spent the last three, four, or more years carrying out the research for your PhD, and now the time has come to write the dissertation. For some, this will be enjoyable,
  Published 04Sep2010, viewed 294 times

• Writing for Publication
  You have completed your writing, and now you want to get paid for your hard work. Most writers are great for writing, but have no idea how to develop. How do you get your finished product in hand right? How to get published? More important is how you get paid?
  Published 27Aug2010, viewed 278 times

• MLA vs APA Style Formatting
  Modern Language Association (MLA) and the American Psychological Assocation (APA) are two common style guides used for writing academic papers. MLA is primarily used in the liberal arts and humanities. APA is used within social sciences (e.g. psychology, education, sociology).
  Published 06May2010, viewed 1159 times

• Successful Blogging: Creating Your Own Virtual Writing Space
  With either your own website, or using a free blogging platform, you can attract readers from around the world.The creation of a successful website can enhance a writer's reputation, resulting in an increase in sales. It could also attract attention to the writing of an otherwise unpublished author, giving that author the exposure that he or she needs in order to secure an agent or publishing contract.
  Published 13May2010, viewed 433 times

• How to Send Your Next Press Release
  Now that you've written your press release, knowing how to send it will ensure that it's sent to the right hands for distribution. Now all you need is the right audience. A professional editor offers a list of tips on how to effectively get your release into the hands of the media.
  Published 10May2010, viewed 1234 times

• The Importance of a Formatted Press Release
  A press, or news, release is a statement issued to the media to announce a range of news items, including events, awards, or new products or services, in order to generate feature news stories. In light of their aim, press releases need to be two things: accurate and interesting.
  Published 24Apr2010, viewed 480 times

• How to Write a Book Jacket Cover
  Book jacket copy isn't about summarizing your project or providing the reader with a clear synopsis or plot spoiler; it's about sales. Book copy should be short, succinct, and send a message. It should grab the reader and tell them why they should pick your book rather than the thousands of other titles packed into the shelves.
  Published 24Apr2010, viewed 1120 times

• Why Every Author Should Know How to Write a Book Jacket Cover
  Although most book jackets covers are designed by an author's publishing house, knowing how to design a book jacket cover is something most author's should know how to do. While you may not be writing your own book jacket copy, it's still important for any writer to be able to do so.
  Published 16Apr2010, viewed 448 times

• How to Write an Author Bio
  Author bios are one way for the reader to get to know you, the author of their favorite story, article, or book, a little bit more intimately. This is your time to sell yourself to potential readers and editors.
  Published 08May2010, viewed 1041 times

• How to Improve Your Writing: em dashes and ellipses
  Editing always follows the basic rules of grammar and punctuation. This article will help you learn the basic rules of em dashes and ellipses, and how to use them accurately in your work.
  Published 22Apr2010, viewed 451 times

• Tips for a Successful Student Application Essay
  Write an engaging college essay to make your application stand out! A great essay could help you to pave the way to a brighter future. Most college essay questions are designed as a way for colleges to learn more about you. This is your chance to tell colleges about yourself. The first step to writing a successful college essay is choosing the right topic. Pick a topic that allows you to give colleges the best idea of who you are as a person.
  Published 09Apr2010, viewed 335 times

• How to Get Testimonials for Your Book Jacket Cover
  If thousands of titles are published every day, how are you ever going to make your book stand out? The average person spends 8 seconds looking at the front cover and 15 seconds on the back. The fact of the matter is that good testimonials can, and do, sell books. The reader is looking for a reason to purchase your book. It's up to you to hook them.
  Published 04Apr2010, viewed 277 times

• 6 Relatively Painless Steps To Writing Your Thesis
  Preparing to write your master's thesis can be intimidating. Learn 7 key steps for writing your master's thesis from a professional editor. Take a deep breath and begin writing your paper with confidence.
  Published 26Mar2010, viewed 296 times

• How to Improve Your Writing: Capitalization
  Editing, whether it is for an academic journal, a short story submission, or a non-fiction manuscript for publishing, always follows basic rules of grammar and punctuation. This article will be the first in a series to help you enhance your writing skills.
  Published 12Mar2010, viewed 355 times

• 7 Ways to Check Your Commas when Self-Editing
  Self-Editing can be challenging, but if you remember a few basic guidelines it can become easier to remain focused and concise throughout your entire document. A definite must read for any writer is William Strunk JR. and E.B. White's The Elements of Style.
  Published 26Jan2010, viewed 659 times

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