“Your” instead of “you’re” happens to the best of us
by Shirley Holder Platt As a writer, do you struggle with grammar and spelling? I admit, spelling isn’t as big
Continue readingby Shirley Holder Platt As a writer, do you struggle with grammar and spelling? I admit, spelling isn’t as big
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Continue readingInstead of telling the reader that your character is remembering something, just get right to the point: the memory itself!
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Continue readingA Letter from the Editor Starting at midnight on March 1st, a group of determined writers—from countries the world over—will
Continue readingby Michael Mohr In 2013, New York Times notable author David Corbett published a sparkling, extremely helpful nonfiction writer’s guide
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