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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By Brian Klems The best fiction is about a character who changes in some significant way. The selfish brute learns to put others first. The woman marrying for money decides to marry for love. The career ladder climber learns to cut back on his hours to enjoy his family. The bitter old crone learns to let
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Ah… passive voice. Just hearing that term conjures images of ninth-grade English class with all its confusing grammar rules! Passive voice is something that’s often talked about with disdain by editors and writing coaches – but many writers find it hard to recognize when they’re using it. That muscle can be a difficult one to
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Comma Slice by Grammargirl Once you learn about comma splices, you notice them everywhere, and a listener named Jo has started noticing them. She wrote, “Comma splices are the rage on the internet these days. Can you write about them sometime?” Well, I have written about . . . see more
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https://www.grammarly.com/blog/writing-inspiration-ideas/?utm_source=WeeklyStats&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=6.12.2017&utm_content=V1_1A Just a page. Just a paragraph. Just a word. When you have a case of writer’s block, you’d take anything, any progress to get the creative juices flowing again. But it can seem like the well’s run dry. Overcoming a creative block is a process. Sometimes the fog suddenly
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