Make your writing clearer
Allison VanNest, writing for Grammarly, has six tips to help you achieve clear and concise writing. If you’re an aspiring author or...
The war on cliches
The only way to ward off clichés in speech and writing, Orin Hargraves suggests, is to use your imagination and judgment.
My head literally exploded!
“My head literally exploded when I read Merriam-Webster, among others, is now sanctioning the use of literally to mean just the opposite.”
Grammar nuts have a point
The ability to have original or interesting ideas is a pretty pointless one to have if you can’t convey those ideas to someone else,...
The benefits of writing
What is it about writing that makes it so great for you?
Best books to help you write
Some books recommended by Jaime Herndon on Book Riot to make you want to be a writer or to help guide your writing.
The writers' retreat
A cartoon by Grant Snider in the New York Times. Snider, an illustrator and cartoonist, draws the online strip “Incidental Comics”. You...
Blocked?
Some of Luke Neff's tried and true daily writing prompts ...
10 things you can learn from bad copy
Writing your own copy isn’t easy, but it can be done well if you put a little effort into building your writing skill and optimising the...
Have you been using these everyday phrases all wrong?
Huffington Post is here to make sure you are no longer misusing popular sayings. You might discover that you're a master of English...
