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Repost: 7 Ways Writing Community Can Go Wrong

Posted on Posted onApril 19, 2017By Elizabeth

A few months ago, I shared over on the MS Editors blog about some of the ways that writing community … Read MoreRepost: 7 Ways Writing Community Can Go Wrong

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CategoriesGeneral Writing Tips, Great Resources

Resource for Comma Rules (linked)

Posted on Posted onSeptember 23, 2016February 21, 2020By Elizabeth

Just one more day until 2016’s National Punctuation Day arrives! I’ve been doing a three-day countdown with posts on semicolons … Read MoreResource for Comma Rules (linked)

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CategoriesGeneral Writing Tips

Punctuating Dialogue: The Basics

Posted on Posted onSeptember 22, 2016September 22, 2016By Elizabeth

Just two more days until National Punctuation Day! Yesterday, I started a countdown by posting rules for when you should … Read MorePunctuating Dialogue: The Basics

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CategoriesGeneral Writing Tips

Semicolons: 3 places NOT to use them (and 2 that are okay!)

Posted on Posted onSeptember 21, 2016By Elizabeth

;;; Saturday is National Punctuation Day, and I’m probably a little too excited. If the majority of my students and … Read MoreSemicolons: 3 places NOT to use them (and 2 that are okay!)

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CategoriesFiction Writing Tips

Writing Dialogue, Part 2: What Speech Reveals

Posted on Posted onJuly 6, 2016By Elizabeth

Do you struggle with writing dialogue that feels both believable and profitable to your story? You’re not the only one! … Read MoreWriting Dialogue, Part 2: What Speech Reveals

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