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Writing Tip #106: Apostrophe, a big job for a little character
The apostrophe is an often misunderstood character. It has several uses, one of which, it represents belonging to someone or something....
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Aug 22, 20222 min read


Writing Tip #105: Than and Then
Do we misspell words because we pronounce them incorrectly or do we mispronounce words because we spell them incorrectly? It’s the...
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Jul 18, 20221 min read


How is Preparing For a Yard Sale Like Writing a Book?
July is a month known for its hot weather, weekends at the cottage and yard sales. Every weekend you can find colourful signs on...
Ariane Weathers
Jul 8, 20223 min read


Writing Tip #104: Accept vs Except
This pair is one of several combinations that sound similar, but are often used incorrectly. accept: to take ownership of something. ‘I...
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Jun 20, 20221 min read


Why is Christmas important… today?
There are 198 days until Christmas. And why, when summer is just around the corner, is this important? For writers wishing to release a...
Ariane Weathers
Jun 10, 20221 min read


Writing Tip #103: There, Their and They’re
There are so many words in the English language that sound the same (homonyms). One of the most commonly misspelt combination is there,...
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May 23, 20221 min read


“I’ve done my own editing. It’s good as is.”
Writing a book is like having a baby. You conceive the idea, then caringly nurture and pamper this creation through its development....
Ariane Weathers
May 13, 20222 min read


Writing Tip #102: Me, Myself and I
We talked about the difference between I and me in Tip #101, but what about the use of myself versus me. Myself, himself, herself,...
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Apr 24, 20221 min read


You don’t know what you don’t know
I was prompted to write this article based on an experience that I had recently with a new writer, publishing for the first time....
Ariane Weathers
Apr 15, 20222 min read






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