by Deborah OwenCreative writers, have you already broken your new year’s resolution? Did you want to pursue your talents this year? Write more often? Finish that story? Try poetry? Whatever your resolution, breaking it is only natural.
Life is busy, and it waits for no one. Don’t be cross with yourself for “failing”. No one really […]

by Deborah OwenCreative writers can do interviews to make easy money. Local newspapers eat them up. You will make about $15 or $20 on each one, plus $5 for a picture. Resell the same article all over the nation and turn that $20 into $200.
The first question an interviewee will ask you is, “Who are […]

by Jane SumersetOne question most frequently asked is about grammar capitalization, when to capitalize people’s job titles, political names, or quasi-political entities. Writing manuals are mostly nowadays aligned themselves to the tendency of journalistic circles: less is better.
When a title appears to be as a part of the person’s name, mostly before the name, then […]

by Brian ScottAny time you write a formal paper, such as a thesis or dissertation, it’s important that you properly cite any sources that you use. Any time you use an idea that was introduced in another place — whether it’s a book, a Web site, or another scholarly paper — you must give credit […]

by Paul KesslerIf you are having a problem in English writing because of your grammar, then worry no more because Correct Grammar Software is the solution. English is so complex in fact if English is your first tongue; it is not guarantee that you can write good English. English writing is considered complex because you […]

by Paul KesslerOne of the hardest things in writing English is the use of punctuation. Are you one of those who sometimes are doubtful on what punctuation marks you are going to use? If so, then this article is for you. The Grammar Punctuation Software is the best solution to your problem.
Grammar Punctuation Software is […]

by Jane SumersetYou have studied for several years, but the test to learn English grammar puts you to sleep. You start to feel relaxed with the language. You understand most conversations and can follow the thread to watch movies, you can carry out their daily activities and can act on one another with the natives, […]

by Avril HarperSo you want to be a writer? And you want to be paid for your work. This means writing a best selling novel, maybe a screen play, perhaps a series for prime time television. Isn’t that how you make your living as a writer? The answer to those questions is definitely ‘NO’. There […]

by Jane SumersetProofreading and or editing for non-professional proofreaders and editors can be a very frustrating thing to do. It is to your advantage if you are a native speaker, but it is not a guarantee that your writing is already very good. For non-native speakers, writing in English can give you headache especially if […]

by Brian ScottIf you are writing a thesis or dissertation or any formal paper using Chicago (Turabian) Style, you have several options for deciding which pages to include in your paper. Some pages are required, while others are optional for your thesis or dissertation. I have listed the page descriptions (below) in the order in […]