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The question of double possessives is complex, or at least it seems that way. Phil from North Carolina recently submitted…
In a recent Grammar Girl podcast, award-winning fiction writer Mary Robinette Kowal talks about the evolution of her career, her…
This question came in from a listener: Why do we need the word “it” at the beginning of sentences, as…
Ever wonder why we call a little extra spending money “mad money” like one of our listeners named Amy wondered?…
“Epitome” is one of those words whose pronunciation can mess you up if you learned it from reading instead of…
Dictionaries are one of the most important tools writers have at their fingertips, besides a good style guide. They not…
When you think about your favorite YouTubers, you might notice how their style, content, and even their voice has changed…
Have you ever looked at the word “naïveté” and wondered why we have little dots and accents hanging out above…
Ghostwriting is often associated with celebrity memoirs or business books, but there’s another side to the industry that gets far…
I don’t think it’s a stretch to say the rise of people using the word “literally” in a non-literal way…