“Your, you’re.” “There, their, they’re.” "To, too, two." These homonyms, or words that are pronounced the same but have different meanings, are crucial to good, clear writing. I see plenty of people using them correctly, but I also see plenty of writers misusing these words occasionally. Below is a super short, super quick guide to the differences between these frequently misused ... Read the Post
Frequently Misused Homonyms and How to Actually Use Them
An Interview with Leah Chiasson, Author of Marked for the Hunt
Leah Chiasson is a contact and friend I’ve made through the blogging world, and I was thrilled to find out she self-published a novel. Ms. Chiasson agreed to answer some Q&A for her debut novel, Marked for the Hunt, and gives us a glimpse into her writing process and inspiration. Hannah: How long have you been writing? Leah: I know it sounds stereotypical, but I've been writing for as long ... Read the Post
How to Utilize Themes in Fiction
Two of the main reasons we tell stories are to teach lessons and to discuss the human experience. These factors drive the plot of stories across all cultures, and can often be boiled down to a few major themes. Understanding how to use themes in your manuscript will help you bring your writing and message to the next level. What is a Theme? A theme is a central topic of a work, whether it's a ... Read the Post
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