Pawan Kumar Jha Writer

Though every writer knows he/she can write, but what fails them being standout, then? Though there may be countless reasons to substantiate their failure , a habit to impress readers without expressing is one of them. Read to know more about it ... It is quite a conviction of mine that content writing, no matter what kind of writing, must always be synchronized with title given as it lends credence to contents and symbolizes that it is meaningfully related. But a writer, in addition to considering meaningful relation of contents with the title specified, must know that expression always counts much in the profession of writing. So long you fail to express yourself meaningfully and impressively, there is fat chance that you will succeed as a writer. How many times did you try to know if you are writing to impress or express? Is your writing style compulsively whimsical? Does it deviate you from the main subject line? Do you wittingly write to impress? These questions, if ...

I started writing around 3-years ago. Those were the days when I didn't know anything good about writing. It was just rudimentary. There was visible absence of many things essential to contextualize meaningful sentences. However, I never abandoned practice. With perseverance, dedication and zeal, I continued doing practice. This has subsequently rewarded me with key insight about different aspects of writing, albeit I am still trying hard to perfect myself in writing. Well, if you ask me about "the most pertinent" way to improve writing skill, I would honestly fail to answer you. Why? Because, I believe that writing involves focusing on every aspect including gathering relevant information, perfect contextualization and meaningful presentation (proofreading to decipher grammatical mistake/s is vital). That is why; I can't be judgmental on it. However, I am going to narrate two very important things about writing, which I believe could be of helpful. Reading P...

What does essentially prompt you reading something? It's catchy headline or the contents? Most importantly, what keeps you glued to a written content? Verbose or the brevity of it? Read why brevity is the soul of lexical wits. To the best understanding of mine, numerous writers are prone to digression followed by theirs resorting to verbose style of writing. Most of them seem to have preoccupied with notion that much words are necessity to have their say emphatically and impressively to audiences; even though the end result may be different. I am not against verbose writing (keeping the sense intact, of course). If I gather that particular subject needs much elaboration to explain the latent concept meaningfully, I will certainly do that. However, that doesn't mean to say that I should absolutely resort to it or develop a kind of subjugation to verbose writing to clutter my blog with words.   Brevity is the wit and intelligence of con...

In what extent of disparity would you finally resort to slaughter grammar in writing? Puzzled? Read then :) Content writing, has greatly been under the influence of grammar dominance. You wrote an essay in your school days where teachers often rebuked or suggested for correct usage of grammar. You mailed your boss and were reverted with suggestive grammatical inclusion to particular sentence. You wrote an application letter for a job and were finally reverted “We’d consider you after being shortlisted” with literal meaning for rejection. Why? May be your writing skill was eclipsed by wrong grammar! Given the fact from countless studies of companies providing human resources, an infringement of grammatical rules to resume or applications could spell downright rejection from the consideration for particular job for the default applicant/s. Phew!!                      ...

 The online readers are preoccupied with notion of glancing through web-articles. Therefore, individualizing your own web-article under such circumstances, demands adherence to few notable points... The online readers have deep-seated inclination to read information free of cost. They quest for quality information from different web sources to solve particular query, educate themselves or serve certain reading purpose. However, the web world is inundated with ocean of web-articles today, each claiming to be better than the rest. Under such circumstances, how would you standout your own web-articles for potential readers is apparently a matter of great consideration. Yet, adherence to few notable points about writing as mentioned below can certainly make a big difference in terms of individualizing your work for potential readers... 1. Make Your Article Easy To Scan Through – It may sound incredulous, but this is a fact that majority of online readers ju...