Synopsis Writing
How do you write a synopsis for your novel? Here is what a synopsis is, tips for synopsis writing, and why publishers want a synopsis
Crutch Words
What are crutch words? We use crutch words when both writing and speaking. Check out today’s Friday Fun Facts to learn when to use them
Amid vs. Amidst
Have you ever been confused about when to use amid vs. amidst? Check out today’s new post to learn how to use amid vs. amidst
Bookworm
Ever wonder where the origin of the word bookworm came from? Check out today’s post to learn about the history of the beloved reading word
Faze vs. Phase
Faze vs. Phase: What’s the difference between these two homophones? Learn when to use faze vs. phase on today’s new blog post.
Staying motivated on long-term writing projects
Writing a project as long as a novel can be intimidating. Read today’s post to learn how to stay motivated on long-term writing projects.
Author Names
The name of an author used to be in a different place on a book cover. Learn why the book cover was different on today’s new post.
Due vs. Dew
The difference between due vs. dew can be difficult to remember. Check out today’s post to learn a trick for remembering the difference.
Learning From Rejection
How do you learn from writer’s rejection? Read today’s post for tips on why your writing is rejected and learn how to improve your writing
Global Publishing Industry
How much is the global publishing industry worth? Check out today’s Friday Fun Facts for some insight into the publishing market
Wary vs. Weary
What’s the difference between wary and weary? Check out today’s post for a tip to remember the difference between two similar sounding words
Most popular fiction genre? Romance books
Did you know the most popular fiction genre is romance? Check out today’s post for a few interesting facts about romance books.
Boosting Creativity
Writers can often feel like creativity escapes them. Check out today’s Friday Fun Facts to learn an unusual trick to boost creativity.
Allowed vs. Aloud
What is the difference between allowed vs. aloud? We break down the difference in today’s Wednesday Word on Words post.
Video games and comic books during COVID-19
COVID saw an increase in video games and reading comic books. Check out today’s post to learn more and discover a new comic book related to video games
The Literary Man Library
If you love books and literature, we know the perfect hotel for you. Check out today’s post to learn what the Literary Man Library is
Peak vs. Pique
When do you use peak vs. pique? Check out today’s Wednesday Word on Words for a trick to remember the difference between peak vs. pique.
Dystopian stories are here to stay
Dystopian stories are more popular than ever right now. Check out today’s new post to find out why and see what dystopian books we love.
Dream Job
Can you guess how many people want to write? Becoming an author is a common dream job for many. Check out this fact on today’s new post.
Allusion vs. Illusion
Allusion and illusion are commonly confused homophones. Learn how to remember the difference on today’s new post.