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When first indie publishing, an author who is not American will have to decide whether they want to write for the American market, and which type of spelling to use. I choose to write most of my …
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Punctuation is one of the most basic tools in the writer's toolbox. But let's face it, we all struggle with it sometimes! We can use professional editors, proofreaders, and services like Grammarly …
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We rarely see the errors in our own writing, which is why I'm a super fan of using professional editors to improve my own books. But there are things we can do to improve the manuscript BEFORE sending …
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Commas are my personal nemesis. Those tiny little marks on a page can completely change the sense of a sentence, as per the fantastic book, Eats, Shoots and Leaves by Lynne Truss. But how do we make …
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We rarely see the errors in our own writing, which is why I'm a super fan of using professional editors to improve my own books. But there are things we can do to improve the manuscript BEFORE …
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I know you guys love the grammar posts, so we have a special one for you today (and you may realize that I personally have a love for the exclamation mark!) Author Ben Yagoda brings us some words …
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