I was inspired to create the online program Write to Publish because writing has become an integral part of daily life through various digital platforms. People constantly engage in written communication through emails, Facebook posts, tweets, and other social media content. Recognizing the pervasiveness of writing in modern society, I decided to this course not only explore how different writing formats contribute to success but also show you how to publish your words. Being available online and by mobile app allows access across the US and around the globe.
What are the benefits of the course Write to Publish?
– Empowers BIPOC and LGBTQ writers by elevating their voices with editing and book publishing services by creating an inclusive community.
– Socially impacts underrepresented writers with job opportunities in the publishing industry.
– Creates access to workshops, mentorship, and professional networks to increase skill development and industry knowledge.
– Decreases biases that pigeonhole BIPOC and LGBTQ writers with their work or expect them to write solely about their identities.
– Explains the intricacies of the publishing process—such as understanding copyright, and marketing— which can be overwhelming without proper guidance.
– Builds authenticity in storytelling without facing potential appropriation of their narratives by others.
– Eases the pressure to succeed in a challenging industry, coupled with societal stigma, which can impact mental health, making it harder to pursue writing goals.
Access the course on your mobile device
– Visit your App store
– Download the Thinkific app
– Search for By Any Ink Necessary
How do I define writing?
I think anyone who puts pen to paper is writing. I believe writing encompasses various forms of expression, including job applications, grocery lists, and notes to self.
How do I define a writer?
I think that anyone who writes is a writer. To be an author is a professional job; everyone writes and does not necessarily have to be an author.
How can writing increase your success?
Various formats can help you improve your writing skills, including both traditional and digital forms. Traditional writing is important, which typically involves using pen and paper. However, writing encompasses more than just traditional methods and includes various digital communication forms.
Specifically, the following as examples of writing formats:
– Emails: Electronic messages used for personal or professional communication.
– Facebook posts: Written content shared on the social media platform Facebook.
– Tweets: Short messages posted on the social media platform Twitter.
– Other social media content: This category encompasses various written content shared on other social media platforms beyond Facebook and Twitter.
By highlighting these digital platforms, we learn how technology has expanded the definition of writing and its forms in contemporary society. Engaging in these online communication methods constitutes writing, even though it may not always involve traditional pen and paper.
