Comments on: 10 Ways To Write From The Heart http://naww.org/blog/10-ways-to-write-from-the-heart Fri, 22 Jan 2010 22:00:48 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: J.KAVAL http://naww.org/blog/10-ways-to-write-from-the-heart/comment-page-1#comment-27453 J.KAVAL Sat, 03 Jan 2009 01:12:01 +0000 http://naww.org/blog/10-ways-to-write-from-the-heart#comment-27453 I suggest that at the end of the quote the author should show the source in bracket I suggest that at the end of the quote the author should show the source in bracket

]]> By: Jaime Lindsay http://naww.org/blog/10-ways-to-write-from-the-heart/comment-page-1#comment-27452 Jaime Lindsay Sat, 03 Jan 2009 00:12:32 +0000 http://naww.org/blog/10-ways-to-write-from-the-heart#comment-27452 A published author that I know of, who shall remain nameless but is a man, told me once that actual writing, real writing from the heart and listening to your muse, is perhaps the only way to understand our craft and why we do this. Most importantly, according to this icon, is never separating your mind from your heart, but combining the two, where you find your own writing voice. This should be what (he called me rookie, which is fine, at this point), your "ultimate collaboration" dubs as your goal. A published author that I know of, who shall remain nameless but is a man, told me once that actual writing, real writing from the heart and listening to your muse, is perhaps the only way to understand our craft and why we do this. Most importantly, according to this icon, is never separating your mind from your heart, but combining the two, where you find your own writing voice. This should be what (he called me rookie, which is fine, at this point), your “ultimate collaboration” dubs as your goal.

]]> By: Sheri McConnell http://naww.org/blog/10-ways-to-write-from-the-heart/comment-page-1#comment-8992 Sheri McConnell Tue, 22 Jan 2008 20:08:44 +0000 http://naww.org/blog/10-ways-to-write-from-the-heart#comment-8992 Hi June, Using quotes falls under "fair use" law. To learn more, do a search on Google or we also provide information in detail in the ebook you can download as a member, titled OVER 100 FAQs WOMEN WRITERS ASKED ABOUT WRITING. You will find it and all the other past NAWW ebooks on your member login page. To your success, NAWW Hi June,

Using quotes falls under “fair use” law. To learn more, do a search on Google or we also provide information in detail in the ebook you can download as a member, titled OVER 100 FAQs WOMEN WRITERS ASKED ABOUT WRITING. You will find it and all the other past NAWW ebooks on your member login page.

To your success,
NAWW

]]> By: june http://naww.org/blog/10-ways-to-write-from-the-heart/comment-page-1#comment-8789 june Wed, 16 Jan 2008 03:23:59 +0000 http://naww.org/blog/10-ways-to-write-from-the-heart#comment-8789 I'm curious - does one need to get permission to use quotes in articles / on the website? If so, how did you get Sri Chinmoy's permission? I ask because the project I'm working on will be using some quotes. I look forward to hearing from you. ; -) Thank you. Prolific writer Sri Chinmoy once said: “There is a vast difference between what you can get from the mind and what you can get from the heart. The mind is limited; the heart is unlimited.” I’m curious – does one need to get permission to use quotes in articles / on the website?

If so, how did you get Sri Chinmoy’s permission? I ask because the project I’m working on will be using some quotes. I look forward to hearing from you. ; -) Thank you.

Prolific writer Sri Chinmoy once said:
“There is a vast difference between what you can get from the mind and what you can get from the heart. The mind is limited; the heart is unlimited.”

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