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18 Questions For Revisions That Work
Welcome to Writing Power, the site that aims to help people enrich their lives by improving their writing. If you like what you read, I hope you’ll become a regular reader by subscribing to Writing Power’s RSS feed. In addition, … Continue reading
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Writing Power’s Proper Usage Guide: B
Writing Power is proud to present the following compendium of tips on proper usage. This is a list of some of the most commonly misused words and phrases in the English language. In order to compile it, I consulted some … Continue reading
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Tagged blog writing, grammar, usage, writing, writing tips
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Writing Power’s Writer’s Circle: Goals For March
A couple of weeks ago, I introduced Writing Power’s Writers’ Circle, a way to get motivation, support, and encouragement from other writers. As of today, our merry band has four members. Is it too late to join? Not at all … Continue reading
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Tagged blog writing, peer review, writing, writing circle, writing tips
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Writing Power’s Proper Usage Guide: A (Part 2)
Writing Power is proud to present the following compendium of tips on proper usage. This is a list of some of the most commonly misused words and phrases in the English language. In order to compile it, I consulted some … Continue reading
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Make Your Writing A “Must Read”
I was both delighted and overwhelmed by what stood before me. This was not unusual. In fact, the same thoughts go through my mind each time I walk through my local library’s stacks. So much to read. I wasn’t until … Continue reading
Writing Power’s Links to Love: March 9
Enjoy this week’s links! The Happiness Project: This Wednesday: 20 very easy tips for lowering your daily stress level. Gretchen’s friendly style gives this list a fresh vibe. Epictetus’ Top 7 Timeless Pearls of Wisdom at The Positivity Blog. Here, … Continue reading
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Writing Power’s Proper Usage Guide: A
Writing Power is proud to present the following compendium of tips on proper usage. This is a list of some of the most commonly misused words and phrases in the English language. In order to compile it, I consulted some … Continue reading
Posted in The Grammar Cave
Tagged blog writing, proper usage, usage, writing, writing tips
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Revision Tips: Cause And Effect
It seems like writing a piece governed by cause and effect should be easy. After all, the logic of causes and effects helps give meaning to our lives. Without cause and effect, we might not stick to our exercise or … Continue reading
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Spice Up Your Writing With A Sprinkle Of Dashes
It’s excitable, it’s dramatic, it’s useful it’s – the dash. The dash is a peculiar punctuation mark. Many of its uses are duplicated by the colon, but the dash’s zippy panache gives it an advantage in some cases. However, the … Continue reading
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Tagged blog writing, dash, dashes, grammar, writing, writing tips
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The Reviser’s Toolbox, Part 2
Yesterday, I began a detailed investigation into some writing strategies that deserve a writer’s attention during revision. Today, we’re moving from comparison and contrast to analysis. Analysis is a broad term, and many people use it in a broad sense. … Continue reading