As fiction writers, it’s our job to create a vivid, detailed world for our readers. But that won’t happen if you have boring, generic descriptions in your manuscript. Generic descriptions are fuzzy, ambiguous words – words like: nice good uncomfortable pretty really very . . . see more.
English Verb Tenses Made Simple: A Free Course Do you want to speak and write fluently, without stopping to think about what is the correct tense to use? Do you sometimes hesitate, unsure of which verb form you should use now? Then this FREE course is for you . . . see more.
https://www.grammarly.com/blog/how-to-improve-writing-skills/?utm_source=grammarly&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=BlogNL&utm_content=NL_061717&utm_source=&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=&utm_content= By Karen Hertzberg Becoming a better writer takes practice, and you’re already practicing. No, seriously—you write a lot. Even if you don’t think of yourself as a writer, you put thoughts into text more often than you realize. At the very least, you write . . . see more
Although no match for human editing, these tools help identify weaknesses and problems with your writing. Not only will these programs edit, they are learning tools as well. Before sending that manuscript off to your editor, try one or more of these programs. You and your editor will be glad you did. https://thewritelife.com/automatic-editing-tools/
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