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Writing Tip: DISCREET versus DISCRETE
Discreet versus Discrete People often mix up the words “discreet” and “discrete.” They may sound the same, but these words have different meanings and uses. *** Discreet means unobtrusive, prudent, careful, subtle, or private. It is an adjective of the … Continue reading
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Tagged discreet, discrete, editing, English, grammar, proofreading, spelling, word usage, words, writing
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Writing Tip: WHO versus WHOM
Who versus Whom People often mix up the words who and whom, and it can be confusing to know when to use which one. However, these words have specific functions and are used differently, and this should help you keep … Continue reading
Writing Tip: ITS versus IT’S
Its versus It’s People often mix up the words its and it’s. They may sound the same, but these words have different meanings and uses. *** Its is possessive and means that something belongs to it. If you want to … Continue reading
Advice for New and Aspiring Authors
Advice for New and Aspiring Authors I can easily remember what it was like before I published my first book. It was not that long ago, and I had no idea what I was doing. I didn’t think I was … Continue reading
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Tagged advice, author, books, confusion, consistency, creative, criticism, doubts, draft, editing, fears, first draft, grammar, new, passion, plot, professional, proofreading, publishing, questions, read, reading, repetitions, self-criticism, self-doubts, spelling, story, style, tension, tips, typos, write, writing
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