Write a story with only two sentences. Use the photo for inspiration if you wish.
Photo by Chronis Yan on Unsplash.
Tuesday Two
Monday Muddle: abdicated, abducted
Abdicating is an action that a person chooses to do, and that person is very likely an adult. It is not an action that is done to you. So if you see a sentence that says that the boy was abdicated, it is a safe bet that abducted was meant.
Language Laughs
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Thursday Thought #NelsonMandela
Wednesday Writing
Whether it be books in your genre, or on the subject of your expertise, or blogs on craft or marketing, reading is an important part of writing. What are some of the resources that you think would be valuable for other authors to read?
Tuesday Two
Write a story with only two sentences. Use the photo for inspiration if you wish.
Photo by Jordan Whitt on Unsplash.
Monday Muddle: invincible, invisible
If you say “We are invisible!” when you mean “We are invincible!” your audience will be confused. Or laugh at you. Or both.
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Thursday Thought #EmmanuelAcho
Wednesday Writing
Until about two minutes ago, today’s post was going to ask you what books you would recommend for your fellow authors. Then I opened my email, and thought I would share someone else’s recommendations instead. David Gaughran has compiled a list of resources that are only 99 cents each, but …