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The Question of Approach: One vs Many
As a seeker of information, I am like every other “user” or “audience” – I am like YOU, dear reader. I prefer to take the shortest or quickest path to the resolution. Much like you, I get petrified when I can’t find the shortest route. Much like you, I get petrified when I see unorganized… Continue reading
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To Article or Not to Article
Here’s a handy list of situations when you are not supposed to use A, AN, or THE. Continue reading
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The Writer’s Chronicles – Episode 4
The CAPITAList For full resolution, visit: https://Pixton.com/ic:jh8g0sn1 Continue reading
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Author Interview in LangLit
My first author interview was published in LangLit, an international peer-reviewed open-access journal, on September 5, 2017. Please click here to read the full interview. Continue reading
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Good versus Well
The thing is, our mental ears have always known (or is it registered?) the difference. So, none of us will ever, EVER say, “You did a well job”, while all we wish to do is praise the other person for their efforts. However, things get a little tricky for some of us who might happen… Continue reading
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I versus Me
This post is about one of the everyday challenges that writers face when writing about themselves: choosing between when to use I and when to use Me. Continue reading
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The Writer’s Chronicles – Episode 3
For full resolution, visit: https://Pixton.com/ic:mb2ke4rv Continue reading
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What Your Spell Checker Misses but Doesn’t Tell
… we all will agree that none of the automatic or system-driven spell check processes is a 100% accurate. Continue reading
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The Writer’s Chronicles – Episode 2
For full resolution, visit: https://Pixton.com/ic:kenmfk4i Continue reading
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The Writer’s Chronicles – Episode 1
The Writer’s Chronicles comics are out now! The Writer’s Chronicles is about the everyday life of the protagonist, Knight Writer. The writer is a reflection of you and me, the everyday heroes. Here is the life of a writer who chuckles away to the writing glory… much like us. The stories are indicative and do… Continue reading
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