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Originally used by the Greeks as a question mark, the modern semicolon had its birth with the Venetian printer and publisher Aldus Manutius in the 15th Century. He used it [...]
Monocle pointed out the un-necessity of the word “very.” He’s absolutely right, and I meant to add that in. Sr. Rose was a quite strict when it came to English, [...]
I have found that these three words can be the bane of a story. In fact, when I do my editing, I do a search and replace to get rid [...]
Someone, I can’t remember who, once said that no one ever has a right to use an adverb. In fact, lots of writing teachers will tell you that, if you’ve [...]
Firstly I’d like to fess up – I’m a lousy plot writer and you’ll never see a post here written by me about how to craft a good plot. But [...]
