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200 Words to use instead of “Good” – Infographic…
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Are you striving to make your writing more vivid and engaging? While achieving perfection is a long and rocky road, you can significantly improve your writing with a quick and easy fix: eliminating weak words that we use for just about anything these days. Start…
You have entered a Writer’s Home – Meme…
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A Graphic Guide to Cemetery Symbolism – Infographic…
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From the Atlas Obscura site
How Does a Word Get Into the Dictionary?
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Extract from Writers Digest Site: It’s not uncommon for 1,500–2,000 new words to be added to the dictionary every year. While most additions we barely register (“cold turkey,” “meet-cute”), others (“FOMO,” “hella,” “ICYMI”) can seem less … dictionary-y. To find out just how words nab…
The Stages of Writing a Book – Meme…
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The 69 Rules of Punctuation Infographic…
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Extract from an article by Curtis Newbold (The Visual Communication Guy) The title is a bit a misleading. Sadly, there are more than sixty-nine “rules” of punctuation. When it comes to punctuation rules, there are probably countless guidelines about how NOT to use them. But the…
How to Market Your Books and Attract New Readers With a Blog…
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Excerpt from an article by Author Kate Tilton, on her site: Today I have a great infographic to share with you! But first, check out this intro from Matt Banner. As writers, all we want to do is practice our craft in peace, but there’s…
3 Theories of TIME TRAVEL – Infographic…
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Viv Drewa - The Owl Lady 