Hello SErs, Harmony here! Well, it's September already, and I cannot believe where the time has gone. Speaking of time, it has great relevance for our writing, or more specifically, what we might want to use therein. The timing of a work with copyright determines whether our use of it remains within legal limits. Two … Continue reading Keeping it Legal
Happy Friday, SE Readers. It's time for another round of writing tips we've found around the web. If you haven't read Mae's post, Understanding Tribes on Triberr, and Staci's post, Classic TV as an Inspiration for Contemporary Fiction, be sure to check them out. And now, for this week's curated content. 4 Ways to Write … Continue reading Curated Content for Writers August 25th
Hello, SErs! Harmony here 🙂 While working with an American editor the self-same week that my last post on Wicked Words went live, an amusing situation (word-wise) arose. It had to do with our uncommon common language between UK and US English. We think we're saying the same thing, when in fact ... Oh dear! … Continue reading Lost in Translation
Hello SErs! Harmony here 🙂 A couple of books I've read lately have reminded me of how some common words are actually wicked words that like to trip us up at every chance. Because they are such common words, we think we know them and what they're all about, but in fact, we've picked up … Continue reading Wicked Words
Hello SErs! Another Friday, another post where the six of us share links to articles we found useful this week. In addition to these links, don't forget to check out What Would You Do? by Mae Clair and Eight Steps to Establishing Your Author Brand by Staci Troilo. And now, without further ado, the best we found … Continue reading Curated Content for Writers-July 14th
