The best way to become a better writer is to write consistently; but another effective way is to read. Thus, below are 10 recommended books you can read if you want to become a better writer. Steering the Craftby
Have you ever noticed how often you use the word VERY? Here is a list of 100+ Words to Use Instead of VERY in English. Very angry —> Furious Very beautiful —> Gorgeous Very big —> Massive Very boring
In many fields of research, a report, essay, or study begins with an abstract. An abstract is meant to sell your work; it should explain the topic of your paper, the problem your research is trying to solve or
Good writers are able to fully express themselves with words. But with so much flowing through the chambers of your mind, it is not easy to concisely find just the right words to express yourself, your idea, and your emotions. What
By Christopher Pappas Are you trying to discover the most effective free plagiarism detection tools? Plagiarism is a highly intolerable act in the literary and digital community; a practice that all reputable individuals and companies are trying to avoid.
It’s the fear of every writer: writing a story your reader CAN put down. No writer wants to think their story is boring, but sometimes it is. Fortunately, there are only a few reasons stories are boring. Once you
By Paul Jun Starting or running a business is a risky endeavor. Entrepreneurs and artists deal with a storm of surprises and self-doubt, and they need to constantly learn and adapt to steer the ship to safety. I’ve found
Research suggests that music has direct impact in helping young children develop literacy skills. What about poetry and recitations then? Do these also have significant impact in helping our young learners develop literacy skills? What Is Poetry Recitation? Poetry
by Melissa Donovan Poetry writing requires no license, no education, and no experience. All you need to get started is a pen and some paper. In fact, many writers discovered their calling because they were compelled to write poetry
By Adiba Jaigirdar I’m often met with surprise when I mention that I have a few books going at once. Often followed by, ‘how do you manage it?’ and ‘don’t you get confused?’ The truth is, sometimes I do
