Appraise vs Apprise
Find out the difference between appraise and apprise, two often confused words, in today’s new Wednesday Word on Words.
Historic vs Historical
Find out the difference between historic and historical, two often confused words, in today’s new Wednesday Word on Words.
Ascent vs Assent
Find out the difference between ascent and assent, two often confused words, in today’s new Wednesday Word on Words.
Eminent vs. Imminent
Find out the difference between eminent and imminent, two often confused words, in today’s new Wednesday Word on Words.
Bared vs. Barred
While bared and barred might not sound alike, one letter can make a difference in their meaning. Today’s post looks at bared vs barred
Finding feedback on your writing
Have a completed manuscript? Now it’s time to look for feedback so you can start revising. Read today’s post to find feedback on your writing
Baron vs Barren
Baron vs. barren are two commonly confused words. Learn the difference between the two words on today’s Wednesday Word on Words
Writing for a specific audience
Learning to write for a target audience can be tricky. Read today’s post for tips and advice on writing for your dream audience
Best books on writing techniques
Looking for the best books on writing technique? Check out today’s post for a list of books to help improve and inspire your writing.
How to turn writing into a career
Starting a writing career is scary if you don’t know where to start. Check out today’s post for tips on turning your writing into a career.
Dessert vs. Desert
Ever had trouble remembering the difference between dessert vs. desert? Learn a trick to remember the difference on today’s new post
Lead vs. Led
Lead and led are two of the most commonly confused words. Check out today’s post to learn the difference between lead vs led
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
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.
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
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
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.
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.