WRITING
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Similes Explained: Definitions, Uses, and Examples
A simile is a comparison of two unlike things, usually using the words “like” or “as.” Similes are often used…
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Lite vs Light: What’s the Difference?
‘Light’ and ‘lite’ are two words that get used a lot when people talk about food. In particular, they should…
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How to Double or Triple Your Typing Speed in 10 Unique Steps
First off, let me say that I do not own any secret typing system that will magically increase your typing…
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Affective vs. Effective: What’s the Difference?
The terms affective and effective are often used in the same sentence, but we rarely stop to think about what…
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12 Tips for Writing an Effective Book Review
Convincing someone through a short message is an art. However, when someone is talking to you face to face, you…
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Up to Date Guide on How to Make a Living Writing
Six months after writing my last article, I’ve since quit my day job and am now living a freelance life.…
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How to Use Inverted Commas, Brackets, and Capital Letters
The same is true of the use of inverted commas to denote direct speech. This can be confusing for non-native…
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What is Syntax and How to Use it in a Sentence?
What is syntax? The part of the sentence that deals with grammar, word structure, and punctuation is called its syntax.…
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What are Dialogue Tags and How to Use Them?
Dialogue tags are a simple way to add variety and texture to your writing. They’re the “he said,” or “she…
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How to Write a Book Marketing Plan (Powerful Tips & Tricks)
Part of preparing to publish a book is creating a book marketing plan. This is important because it will help…
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