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Ten Best sites for learning Creativity and Craft


If we have some best sites to learn from, in our chosen world, no doubt it will definitely be a great help. There will always be something new to learn from those people. Are you looking for such sites and spending a lot of time in this search? If so, this list is for you.

1. Brain Pickings

You can read a lot of combinational forces of creativity on this site. These discussions can be very helpful in developing your own creativity. She has a newsletter and promptly it will reach your mail box, if you subscribe. Reading her newsletter is a great inspiration to me.

2. Aliventures

If you are looking for practical advice for overcoming obstacles in your writing, aliventures is the site you have to check out. You can also learn how to be more productive in your writing on this site.

3. Dani Shapiro

If you are lacking creative inspiration this is a site to explore. Dani Shapiro is a memoir author.

4. Grammar Girl

Whatever you are writing, grammar is an important factor to be considered. Grammar Girl is your friendly guide to the world of Grammar.

5.It starts with

This site shows you how to turn small actions into huge results. Don't forget to check out this site.

6.Inky Girl

If you are a children's writer you can get lot of ideas and help from this site. A YA writer and Illustrator can also get benefitted from Inkygirl.

7. Positive Writer

You can find a lot of positive writing articles here to improve your writing. Both a writer and an artist can get ideas and help here. Take time to explore this site and read the highly useful articles.

8. Pick the Brain

PickTheBrain is one of the leading self-development sites on the net.

9. Mystery Writing is Murder

This site covers all aspects of writing and the writing life, including character development, productivity and social media. Remember to check out her article on 'Writing Books Faster—Without Compromising Quality'.

10. Marianne Eliotte

We can learn about her own stories and others she gathers, and teaches on the courage, compassion and curiosity it takes to work with stories.

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