What’s black and white and red all over? (No typo. I do mean red, not read.) Do you know? Neither do I. Check out the resource in the next tip to find out. See you Monday, at the Write time…
What’s black and white and red all over? (No typo. I do mean red, not read.) Do you know? Neither do I. Check out the resource in the next tip to find out. See you Monday, at the Write time…
Today’s tip comes direct to you, straight no chaser.
A tip so simple, no commentary required.
No commentary today, just the facts.
Today’s tip may seem obvious, but sometimes the obvious is not self evident. Most authors pour their heart and soul into their work and are often so vested they can’t see the forest, for the trees. (Eek! Did I just…
I absolutely love the Dark Night Trilogy. As sinister as this sounds, I almost find myself cheering for the bad guys. It’s not that I don’t want Batman to win, of course I do. The Dark Night is this brave…
I read a book once, whose title shall remain nameless, to protect the guilty. The author used the word convoluted at least once sometimes more on each page. Needless to say, I was not able to finish this convoluted story.…
There’s considerable debate among writers regarding passive and active voice. At one extreme, some say passive voice is unquestionably not permissible. Others believe a sprinkle here and there is not a big deal. I hope we can all agree that over…
The task of editing your work in progress can be less daunting when you begin with an easy quick fix. Break this task down into manageable parts. THINK ABOUT IT: THIS SIMPLE TWEAK CAN SIGNIFICANTLY ELEVATE YOUR PROSE. Eliminate the passive.…
As I sat down to create this post, I told myself don’t put off until tomorrow, what you can do today. How fitting since today’s tip addresses cliches. The extraordinary wordsmith that I’d like to believe myself to be :-),…