How to Avoid Adverbs in Your Writing
At The Barefoot Writer, we talk a lot about writing like you talk. Your prospect responds best when you write this way. With some exceptions,
At The Barefoot Writer, we talk a lot about writing like you talk. Your prospect responds best when you write this way. With some exceptions,
You’ve heard the story of the cobbler’s children, I’m sure. The shoemaker was so busy making shoes for his customers that his own children ran
Q: What are the benefits/differences between self-editing and working with an editor? How do you find a good editor? A: (Rebecca Matter) Even the best,
Sometimes two words are so similar in meaning, you’re unsure which one to use, or even if it matters. Take the case of the words
In our October Essay Contest, we asked readers to tell us, “What it will mean to you to complete the NaNoWriMo Challenge in November and
Here’s a grammar question that causes a lot of concern for no reason: Leaped or leapt. Which one is correct? Some writers will argue that
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