Tag Archives: Writing Advice
4 Grammar Myths Busted!
In the world of proofreading, grammar myths abound. These are typically presented as ‘rules’. Overzealous pedants may therefore try to correct things that are not actually mistakes. But skilled editors and proofreaders will only make changes when they are necessary. To help … Continue reading
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6 Familiar Creative Struggles and how to conquer them!
Beginning your journey as a writer is new and exciting but it has it’s challenges too and learning how to conquer any creative struggles that will pop up is essential to a long author career. Every author has faced obstacles … Continue reading
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SPaG: Affect or Effect – 3 tricks to remember which to use💡
Hello, welcome back. Do you struggle to know whether to use “affect” or “effect” in your writing? Are you tired of giving up and using “impact” instead? Woohoo! Fantastic! I can help with that because today, I’m going to let … Continue reading
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Tagged grammar, homophones, life hacks, SPaG, spelling, The BG Blog, the craft of writing, writing, Writing Advice, Writing Tips
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Everything you need to know about Beta Readers: What, Who, Where, and Why?
Did you know that good beta readers are one of a writer’s most valuable external resources? Not only can the right beta reader help you improve your manuscript in a way that you never could on your own, but they’ll … Continue reading
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Tagged beta read, beta reader, manuscript assessment, proofreading, Publishing, The BG Blog, tips, writing, Writing Advice, Writing Tips
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