by jblan on November 5, 2009
By Jennifer Blanchard
Everywhere you look, writers are publishing content that has typos, missing words, double words, etc. It’s happening on popular blogs, in articles, in books, magazines, newspapers…
It’s inevitable for an error to sneak in every now and then. If you take the time to edit your writing, however, it can happen less often.
But sometimes editing isn’t enough. Sometimes proofreading [...]
by jblan on November 4, 2009
By Emma Newman
There once was a writer.
She worked hard, earning enough silver from her words to keep a roof over her head and food on her family table. She spun long ribbons of words for the merchants of the land, words that made the merchants lots of gold.
But the writer had a secret. She preferred [...]
by jblan on November 3, 2009
By Jennifer Blanchard
Over and over again, procrastinating writers tell themselves, “I should be writing” or “I should find time to write.”
The problem with telling yourself you “should” do something, however, is that you are forcing the task on yourself, which is the main reason why you procrastinate on it.
The word “should” has a very specific [...]