Writing, at the most basic level, is the art of creating a more suitable reality. You learn to do that, and you can change things, by starting at the root. Here is some wit-charged advice for you, to guide us on our equally lonely but satisfying adventure - of breathing new life through old words.

1. Storytelling
5 tips from Mark Twain

2. The more you
explain it
the more I don’t
understand it.
Mark Twain

3. The difference between
the right word
and the almost right word
is the difference
between lightning
and a lightning bug.
Mark Twain

4. Don’t say
the old lady
screamed.
Bring her on
and let her scream.
Mark Twain

5. The time to begin
writing an article
is when you have
finished it
to your satisfaction.
Mark Twain

6. When you catch
an adjective, kill it.
Kill most of them,
then the rest
will be valuable.
Mark Twain

7. Original article:
Andrea Balt on Rebelle Society
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