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WhiteSmoke vs Grammarly: A Real Writer’s Review (2020)

WhiteSmoke vs Grammarly: A Real Writer’s Review (2020)

by Brendan Hufford | 0 comments

There are so many editing tools out there these days, it’s hard to keep track of the best ones. Two editing software solutions you may have heard of are WhiteSmoke and Grammarly.

In this article, we’ll compare the two options and see which is the best choice for you.

Should You Be Afraid That Someone Will Steal Your Ideas? No, and Here’s Why

Should You Be Afraid That Someone Will Steal Your Ideas? No, and Here’s Why

by Sue Weems | 0 comments

Can you steal ideas from other stories? What if someone steals your ideas? In fact, are your ideas even good enough at all? If you’ve ever asked questions like these, I have good news for you.

Writing for Fun: A Guide to Playfulness for Serious Writers

Writing for Fun: A Guide to Playfulness for Serious Writers

by Sue Weems | 0 comments

Writing is a lot of work, and there are definitely parts of the process that aren’t fun. But if writing has become a drudgery, if it’s become something you dread every day, then maybe it’s time for a little play to reinvigorate your love for writing. What if you were writing for fun?

Lists for Writers: 2 Steps to Jumpstart Your Writing Habit With Lists

Lists for Writers: 2 Steps to Jumpstart Your Writing Habit With Lists

by Sue Weems | 0 comments

If anxiety, boredom, overwhelm, or (ahem) listlessness have paralyzed your creative work, here’s a quick writing exercise to get you going again: 1. Make a list. 2. Repeat.

What Does it Take to Be a Writer? 4 Traits You’ll Need to Succeed

What Does it Take to Be a Writer? 4 Traits You’ll Need to Succeed

by Joslyn Chase | 0 comments

You’ve written some stories, maybe even published a book or two. You dream of being a successful author. But how much do you want it? What does it take to be a writer?

Why Does Writing Matter? Why You Should Write When You Worry it Doesn’t

Why Does Writing Matter? Why You Should Write When You Worry it Doesn’t

by Sue Weems | 2 comments

Many of us are lucky to have people around us who understand or at least support our writing habits and dreams. But even with the best support, sometimes it feels like my writing is silly in the face of so many other pressing world problems. How do you keep writing when it seems inconsequential?

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