"How to Write" For Dummies

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Writing is a craft. You have to learn the rules and practice and then practice some more. This book is a collection from online sources where you can find tools to help you with your writing. You may love some of them, you may hate some others. Do your search and go on with the technique that suits you best. Due to copyright laws there will be cases where I will tell you how to goodle things. If you can afford it, there are plenty of writing courses. This is a no-budget story for the ones who can't have that option. 
  I hope that you enjoy it and feel free to add anything that you discovered and you think that's helpfull.  Since I try to be bilingual here I apologize for not adding a lot in Greek but unfortunatelly you either have to search for translations at bookstores, apply for expensive courses or go back refreshing your knowledge on english.
  Let's have some fun on our inventory.All Rights Reserved

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