Everyone can write and everyone has something to write about. We may not all have a bestseller in us but we all have something important to tell.
Especially veterans.
Tales Of A No One Soldier should be the stories of many different veterans and their families. If you have a story of service, sacrifice, coming home and life after we would love to share it on our page. Your story may be the one that makes a difference to someone else out there.
Starting to write can be a very intimidating thing so this page contains a list of resources that can help you. The most important thing, no matter what, is to write your story with your voice. Just write it, don’t worry if the grammar isn’t perfect. Just write.
Reach out to us via the contacts page if you would like to know more or have a story to submit.
Quick links.
Some quick links on writing a blog or developing an article.
Grammarly: For those pesky spelling and grammar issues as well as some quick writing tips.
A Beginners Guide to Writing A Blog: An article that, while focused on blog sites, has a great overview of planning your story.
How to Write An Awesome Blog Post in 5 Steps: Another short article that explains the planning and writing process
Books by William Zinsser.
William Zinsser was a journalist and non-fiction writer. He authored a number of books that provide practical and easy tips on how to write.
‘Writing About Your Life: A Journey Into The Past‘ is a easy to understand and follow book that will show you how to organise your past and develop it into stories. Great for writing stories for yourself, your family or others.
Available at Amazon and Booktopia.
‘On Writing Well: The Classic Guide To Writing Non-Fiction’ is. . . . well it is pretty much what is on the cover of the book! It will provide you with the fundamentals of writing well and keeping your own voice.
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