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About the Author: Cox Editing Services

David Cox is a Co-owner of Cox Editing Services. He offers tips to help writers connect with their audiences and become more confident and productive.
  • The Art of Clarity: Is Your Writing Reader-Friendly?

    The art of clarity has become essential for writers. Attention spans are shrinking. Today, readers expect quick, digestible content. Good writing doesn’t have to be complex. In fact, simplicity often resonates best with readers.

  • How Do You Create an Emotional Connection?

    An emotional connection is one of the most effective ways to engage your audience. When readers feel emotionally connected to your writing, they’re more likely to stay engaged. They're also more likely to share your work and become loyal followers. So, how do you create that emotional bond?

  • What Makes Your Writer’s Style Unique?

    A writer’s style is more than their choice of words, sentence structure, or tone. It can reflect who they are as individuals. Its roots may lie in personal experience, a worldview, or an underlying philosophy. In other words, a writer’s style often carries traces of the writer’s unique perspective on life.

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    Non-sequential Writing: Do You Write by Inspiration?

    Don’t give up on writing your stories because your inspiration for each section doesn’t flow from beginning to end.   What is non-sequential writing? Non-sequential writing defies the notion that stories must be written in order from start to finish. Writers often struggle to complete their narratives because they assume their inspirations must flow in [...]

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