That vs. Which: Which Word Should You Use?
Should you use that or which in this sentence? The debate can confound some writers, but the answer may actually depend on where you live.
Should you use that or which in this sentence? The debate can confound some writers, but the answer may actually depend on where you live.
Writers sometimes hear they should “never use adverbs.” We think that’s a bit silly. Here’s why you might sometimes need an adverb or two.
Have you ever stared at a sentence and wondered, “How do commas work anyway?” This guide is for you! We take a look at all things comma here.
An AI grammar checker could be a great addition to your writing arsenal. But can it replace an editor? Not just yet–here’s why.
It might be strange to see a couple of pro editors knock editing. But editing can be a kind of violence when we don’t listen to our authors.
What kind of editing does your project need? The different terms can be confusing, so we break it all down for you here.
It’s easier than ever to find an editor. How do you know you’re finding a good editor, though? These tips can help.
With self-publishing, you can skip all the gatekeeping and take your work straight to market. The question is, should you? You might want to reconsider your stance on working with a professional editor.
Did a grammar checker tell you that you were using too much passive voice? Chances are you’re not. Here’s how passive voice actually works.
Looked at editing rates and feel like hiring a pro is going to break the bank? Understanding how editors set their rates can help you budget more effectively, so you can find someone who fits your needs and your budget.