The Writing Resource
by Erin Brenner on November 30, 2011
Nominate your favorite writing blog for an award, write a book you hate, and more advice for writers.
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by Erin Brenner on November 18, 2011
Is fulsome praise good or bad? The story behind the word “fulsome.”
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Getting your work written and into print can be a long, hard process. These articles can help you navigate the way.
What’s the difference between borrowing and stealing? Between inspiration and theft? A look at “Assassin of Secrets.”
I’m not usually peevish about language use, but “on account of” is a pet of mine. Why it’s OK to use it anyway.
What makes a writer bent on traditional publishing become self-published?
Why do we say “God bless you” when someone sneezes?
Does a curmudgeon, in a dudgeon, would use a bludgeon to quell his anger?
Advice on developing your voice, holding yourself accountable, and more.
“Media” may be a plural noun in Latin, but it’s a different animal in English. What it means and how to deal with it.
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