Hello fellow writer, welcome to Your EveryDay Write




I published the first version of Your EveryDay Write (YEW) in 2002 as a mailing list. In the first iteration of YEW, writing prompts and writing tips went out to writers several times a week. The list was very popular, and helped many new writers to start writing and build writing careers.

So this is the second iteration of YEW, created by popular demand for my writing blog's readers who want prompts and tips delivered via email.


How will YEW help you as a writer?



You'll receive two writing prompts plus a writing tip twice a week from YEW.

If you're a new writer, I hope that YEW will encourage you to build a writing "habit". When you write every day, writing becomes less intimidating, and just something you do. The ability to write whenever you need to will stand you in good stead throughout your life. The ability to write is vital to success in any career. Of course, writing skill will also help you if you decide to become a professional writer.

If you're already a professional writer, YEW will help you to break through any blocks and limitations you have - and all pro writers have those. YEW will help you to write more, and to have more fun with your writing. It may also show you new avenues you could explore as a writer.

You'll find that YEW is carefully structured - complete the prompts and something magical will occur. You'll not only build a writing habit, you'll also be well on the way to becoming the writer you were born to be.


Who is Angela Booth?


Angela Booth
If you haven't met, online or offline - Hi! I'm thrilled to meet you. I've been writing professionally for 30 years, and have written books, articles, copy for businesses, and much more. I love reading, writing, and exploring writing; it's a wonderful life.

I started my writing career writing romance novels, published by MacDonald-Futura in the UK. The novels taught me to write. When I started writing magazine articles I was published immediately, so I realized that whatever you write, writing is writing - skills you learn in one area are easily transferred to another.

My career as a writing teacher began while I was still primarily a novelist; I was asked to teach courses at a community college, and went on to write for a writers' magazine.

With regards to the Web, my love affair with the Internet started before the Web, in the days of Bulletin Board Systems and CompuServe, a couple of decades ago. At first I used the Internet because it was fun, and for research. These days however, I seem to spend more of my time writing for the Web than I do writing for print.

Here's a list of my writing-related blogs.

And here's a list of my currently available writing manuals.

I hope you enjoy YEW. Please contact me at any time with questions, and/ or topics for writing prompts and writing tips.

Enjoy!

I wish you much success; happy writing.


Affectionately


Angela Booth

P.S. If you're a freelance writer, you may enjoy my weekly ezine for freelance writers, Fab Freelance Writing Ezine.