The “Sweet 16” First Lines of Your Manuscript
by Chris Mandeville The first page of your manuscript contains only sixteen lines, and this “sweet sixteen” is an essential tool for hooking a reader. If…
Prose Pointers
by Pam McCutcheon There’s a lot of misunderstanding as to the proper usage of some words in the English language, and many mistakes even make it…
Prose Pointers
There’s a lot of misunderstanding as to the proper usage of some words in the English language, and many mistakes even make it onto the page,…
Prose Pointers
There’s a lot of misunderstanding as to the proper usage of some words in the English language, and many mistakes even make it onto the page,…
Prose Pointers
By Pam McCutcheon There’s a lot of misunderstanding as to the proper usage of some words in the English language, and many mistakes even make it…
Prose Pointers
By Pam McCutcheon There’s a lot of misunderstanding as to the proper usage of some words in the English language, and many mistakes even make it…
Prose Pointers
By Pam McCutcheon There’s a lot of misunderstanding as to the proper usage of some words in the English language, and many mistakes even make it…
Prose Pointers
By Pam McCutcheon There’s a lot of misunderstanding as to the proper usage of some words in the English language, and many mistakes even make…
Prose Pointers
by Pam McCutcheon Here are some more pointers for you this month to clean up your prose, ones that I often see misused in print. Be…
Prose Pointers
By Pam McCutcheon This is a new monthly column that I hope will help writers with some of the more confusing aspects of the English language.…