What Writers Need to Master Their Craft
Many people want to write a great book, but they don’t want to get into the weeds with grammar, punctuation,…
Many people want to write a great book, but they don’t want to get into the weeds with grammar, punctuation,…
Grammar mistakes make you laugh . . . except when someone points one out in your novel. We see them…
Sadly, this is my last post for Say What? I’ve run this section on Live Write Thrive for four years…
Writers sometimes leave out small necessary words when making comparisons. Sometimes sentences look just fine to our eyes at first…
Who would imagine a little word like less could be less than simple to use correctly? As an adjective, less…
Logic would tell us that flammable might be the opposite of inflammable. But we all know the English language is…
What we have in common, we share mutually. Some purists argue that mutual means something experienced or expressed by two…
We often hear the words ethics and morals used interchangeably or paired as if either meaning the same thing or…
Neglect and negligence are both nouns, but there is a difference in meaning. Neglect is an action that shows lack…
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