Use Strong Verbs
As a writing coach, I’m always reminding my clients to use strong verbs. It’s also good to vary the verbs in a manuscript, so the same verb isn’t being overused.
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17 Pretentious Words to Cut – and What to Use Instead
When you’re writing, you want to be as clear to the reader as possible. Also, if you’re writing dialogue, you want to write words that ring true for those characters. Most of the time, this means cutting pretentious words from your work.
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5 Bad Writing Habits You Can Easily Break
As writers, we all have some bad writing habits. But often all it takes to break these bad habits is becoming of aware of them. After all, you can’t fix something if you don’t know it’s broken. Use this infographic to see if you have any of these 5 bad writing habits, so you can easily break them.
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Self-Editing Infographic to create a self-editing checklist
Sometimes it just takes a few changes to instantly improve your writing. Any of these 5 self-editing tips is easy to implement, but sometimes, we don’t think of these things on our own. Use these 10 tips to create a self-editing checklist to use each time you finish a first draft.
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Copyright Definition – and Other Confusing Publishing Terms
Copyright definition and other confusing publishing terms explained.
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How to Check the Grammar in Your Emails – Infographic
Avoid embarrassing mistakes in your email messages. Here’s how to check the grammar in your emails.
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Words to Cut from Your Writing – Infographic
Check out these words to cut from your manuscript to make the writing stronger.
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