
4 Reasons to Use Grammarly—Be a Better Writer
In which I defend the use of Grammarly when writing and editing fiction. Or non-fiction. Anything, really.
In which I defend the use of Grammarly when writing and editing fiction. Or non-fiction. Anything, really.
A short post about the tools I use and the environment I’ve set up for myself.
Writing is sometimes fun, sometimes interesting, sometimes enlightening. It’s also occasionally frustrating, stressful, and infuriating.
About nine months after starting school, I launched a series here called Musings of a Middle-Aged College Student, of which this is the final post.
Subreddits about writing, especially those that lean more toward advice-giving, tend to have a few things in common.
I picked “Popular Culture” because I figured we’d get to talk about movies and TV and music. How hard could it be? I’ve been steeped in pop culture for 30 years.
Turns out, I was almost right.
This is ENG-340 taken to its logical end: a complete authorial presence and publishing plan. It sounds like a lot, and it can be, but there isn’t anything super difficult here.
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